Last Name FALKOFF

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Meaning Male name FALKOFF is a Latin spelling of its Cyrillic origins 'ФАЛЬКОВ' (for the male) and 'ФАЛЬКОВА' (for its female versions). Below are some other possible Latin spellings of the Cyrillic versions of these names.
Male versions of the name: 'FALKOV' 'FALCOV' 'FALCKOV' 'FALKOW' 'FALCOW' 'FALCKOW' 'FALKOFF' 'FALCOFF' 'FALCKOFF'
Female versions of the name: 'FALKOVA' 'FALCOVA' 'FALCKOVA' 'FALKOWA' 'FALCOWA' 'FALCKOWA' .
Male name FALKOFF is a Latin spelling of its Cyrillic origins 'ФАЛКОВ' (for the male) and 'ФАЛКОВА' (for its female versions). Below are some other possible Latin spellings of the Cyrillic versions of these names.
Male versions of the name: 'FALKOV' 'FALCOV' 'FALCKOV' 'FALKOW' 'FALCOW' 'FALCKOW' 'FALKOFF' 'FALCOFF' 'FALCKOFF'
Female versions of the name: 'FALKOVA' 'FALCOVA' 'FALCKOVA' 'FALKOWA' 'FALCOWA' 'FALCKOWA' .
Origin Russian, Bulgarian

Rank 123,314 (2000 US census)
Count 129 (2000 US census)

Race / ethnic distribution

The 2000 US Census claims that
  • 95.35%, or 123 total occurrences, of those with this family name identified themselves as being white,
  • undisclosed % as black,
  • undisclosed % as Asian and Pacific Islander,
  • 0%, or 0 total occurrences, as American Indian and Native Alaskan,
  • 0%, or 0 total occurrences, as two or more races, and
  • 3.88%, or 5 total occurrences, as Hispanic ethnic origin.


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