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Percival

Percival

7 6.7
A family name used by people to show family connection
  • proper noun
translation icon : Percival
  • Andy Percival and I live there, and your kids are as welcome as they can be.
  • Percival Lowell
  • Percival, the Earl
  • John Percival

Examples

  • Behind the Percival place, the mountains lifted up and away.

    Fiction book (1993)
  • Arlo Percival was released from the hospital and moved to a place near Union Station.

    Fiction book (1993)
  • "People were beginning to drift off, and I thanked Percival for being our host and started toward my car."

    Fiction book (2002)
  • Olga Percival, your lady friend here.

  • Anthony Percival, however, a critic we have had cause to cite several times, is not one of them.

    Academic text (2001)
  • The children Clara Percival wrote to in San Pablo were now young adults.

    Fiction book (1993)
  • When Andy called that evening, the party line all picked up on Percival's ring and cheered him with the news.

    Fiction book (1993)
  • Charles Percival St. Cloud, captain of the sailing team and winner of the Keating Scholar-Athlete Award.

  • I'm Lord Percival Graves.

  • Olga Percival introduced herself as the new director of the project.

Synonyms

Kemp
vsPercival
984 4.8

A last name that people have

is the broad term for surnames used by individuals and families
Parker
vsPercival
735 1.9

A family name used by people or fictional characters

is the general surname term not specific to fictional use
Webster
vsPercival
165 3.7

A family or first name used by people

is mainly a surname term rather than primarily a given name
Fletcher
vsPercival
156 4.9

A family name used by people and places like towns and schools

is primarily the family surname sense rather than place naming
Webber
vsPercival
142 5.6

A last name that some people have

is the broad term for surnames used by individuals and families
Carr
vsPercival
121 3.2

A name that people have as their last name

is the broad term for surnames used by individuals and families
Hurst
vsPercival
80 7.4

A family last name that people share

is the general label for surnames rather than a specific usage note
Hurley
vsPercival
69 7.4

A family name that some people use as their last name

is the broad term for surnames used by individuals and families
Glassman
vsPercival
46 5.3

A family name that some people have

is the broad term for surnames used by individuals and families
Glover
vsPercival
41 2.5

A family name for people whose ancestors made or sold gloves

is the general surname label rather than its occupational origin
Ripley
vsPercival
23 5.8

A family name and sometimes a first name

is mainly the family surname sense rather than the given name use
Mazel
vsPercival
15 9.2

A family name used as a last name

is the broad term for surnames used by individuals and families
Hiller
vsPercival
9 6.5

A last name that some people have

is the broad term for surnames used by individuals and families
Hillman
vsPercival
9 6.3

A family name used by people, often from England

is the broad term for surnames not limited to one origin
Spooner
vsPercival
7 6.6

A last name used by some people

is the broad term for surnames rather than a note on identity use
Hidalgo
vsPercival
4 7.2

A Spanish family name used by many people

is a general surname term not limited to a language origin
Minga
vsPercival
3 9.9

A family name used by some people

is the broad term for surnames used by individuals and families
Larker
vsPercival
3 9.6

A family name that people have after their first name

is the broad term for surnames used by individuals and families
merrow
vsPercival
2 9.9

A last name used by some families

is the broad term for surnames used by individuals and families
Flory
vsPercival
2 7.7

A last name used by members of the same family

is the broad term for surnames used by individuals and families
Hoolihan
vsPercival
2 9.3

A family name used by some people

is the broad term for surnames used by individuals and families
Flam
vsPercival
1 9.9

A family name some people have

is the broad term for surnames used by individuals and families
filius
vsPercival
1 9.9

A family name found in old records

is the general surname term beyond historical record mentions
Craver
vsPercival
1 8.1

A family name used by some people

is the broad term for surnames used by individuals and families
Hight
vsPercival
1 8.6

A last name used by members of a family

is the broad term for surnames used by individuals and families
Seton
vsPercival
1 8.6

A last name that comes from Scotland

is the broad label for surnames regardless of origin
Buick
vsPercival
1 4.2

A family name used by some people

is the broad term for surnames used by individuals and families
Feil
vsPercival
1 9.9

A family name that some people have

is the broad term for surnames used by individuals and families
Sideman
vsPercival
1 7.0

A family name used by some people

is the broad term for surnames used by individuals and families
Coram
vsPercival
1 8.9

A family name that people use as their last name

is the broad term for surnames used by individuals and families
Graal
vsPercival
1 9.9

A family name used by some people

is the broad term for surnames used by individuals and families
Sigfried
vsPercival
1 7.4

A last name used by some people

is the broad term for surnames used by individuals and families
draconis
vsPercival
1 9.9

A family name from an important or old line

is the general surname term rather than the noble lineage sense
Howlet
vsPercival
9.7

A family name shared by members of the same family

is the broad term for surnames used by individuals and families
Contin
vsPercival
9.4

A last name used by some people

is the broad term for surnames used by individuals and families
Standage
vsPercival
9.1

A family name people use as a last name

is the broad term for surnames used by individuals and families
Salame
vsPercival
8.9

A family name used by some people

is the broad term for surnames used by individuals and families
Tingler
vsPercival
9.1

A family name used by some people

is the broad term for surnames used by individuals and families
Whaleman
vsPercival
9.9

A last name that some people and families have

is the broad term for surnames used by individuals and families
Pickleman
vsPercival
8.9

A family name that people in the same family share

is the broad term for surnames used by individuals and families
Glassie
vsPercival
9.6

A family name used by some people

is the broad term for surnames used by individuals and families
Terminer
vsPercival
9.9

A family name used by some people

is the broad term for surnames used by individuals and families
Wardian
vsPercival
9.9

A family name used by some people

is the broad term for surnames used by individuals and families
Fossores
vsPercival
  • Archaic
9.9

A family name found in old records

is the general modern surname term rather than only historical
Lacer
vsPercival
9.5

A name that people use as their last name

is the broad term for surnames used by individuals and families
Chimbley
vsPercival
9.9

A family name used for people or places, sometimes a different spelling of Chimney

is the general family surname sense rather than the variant origin
Gravenstein
vsPercival
9.9

A family name people use as a last name

is the broad term for surnames used by individuals and families

Surface Forms

Percival main

Etymology

Percival as a family name comes from an old personal name used in stories and history; many people trace it to the old French form Perceval, made of parts like perce 'to pierce' and val 'valley', and so the given name later became a surname passed down in families.