Last names linked to MAD

Origin

Delice : 1: French and West Indian (mainly Haiti) (Délice): from French délice ‘delight’ used as a nickname for a pleasant individual or in the West Indies as an ornamental name. This surname is rare in France. It was brought to the US mainly from Haiti.2: Turkish: nickname from delice ‘slightly mad foolish’ or an ornamental name or nickname from a homonym denoting both ‘common darnel’ and ‘hobby’ i.e. a small falcon (Falco subbuteo).

Mady : 1: Hungarian (Mády): habitational name for someone from a place called Mád in Zemplín County or Mad in Pozsony (Bratislava) County now in Slovakia.2: English (Nottinghamshire and Kent): variant of Maddy. This form of the name is rare in Britain and Ireland.3: Muslim (mainly Egypt): variant of Mahdi. Compare Madi 1.

Medard : French and Haitian (Médard): from the French personal name Médard from ancient Germanic Madhard composed of the elements mad ‘respect’ and hard ‘hard’. This name was borne by a Christian saint Saint Medardus (456–545) a Frankish bishop.

Zurlo : Italian: nickname for a mad enthusiast or a wild unpredictable person from zurlo ‘mad enthusiasm’.

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