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Danilevičius

Danilevičius (feminine: Danilevičienė [married] or Danilevičiūtė [unmarried]) is a Lithuanian male surname of medieval East Slavic origin.

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The surname is a patronymic formation derived from the Old Ruthenian Данило...

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Dabkevičius

Dabkevičius (feminine: Dabkevičienė [married] or Dabkevičiūtė [unmarried]) is a Lithuanian male surname of medieval East Slavic origin.

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The surname is a patronymic formation derived from the Old Ruthenian Добковичъ...

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Arcimavičius

Arcimavičius (feminine: Arcimavičienė [married] or Arcimavičiūtė [unmarried]) is a Lithuanian male surname of medieval East Slavic origin.

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The surname is a patronymic formation derived from the Old Ruthenian Арцимо...

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Mickevičius

Mickevičius (feminine: Mickevičienė [married] or Mickevičiūtė [unmarried]) is a Lithuanian male surname of medieval East Slavic origin.

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The surname is a patronymic formation derived from the Old Ruthenian Мицъкевич...

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Stankevičius

Stankevičius (feminine: Stankevičienė [married] or Stankevičiūtė [unmarried]) is a Lithuanian male surname of medieval East Slavic origin.

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The surname is a patronymic formation derived from the Old Ruthenian Станко...

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