Here is a comprehensive list of last names that start with 'ag':
Agarwal – A popular Indian last name that originates from the Vedic civilization. Agarwal means "a ruler of clouds" in Sanskrit.
Ahluwalia – The name is derived from the Sanskrit name for India, Ahalya, and means "the one who loves gold." It's a name that reflects a strong appreciation for wealth and luxury.
Aliaga – A Spanish-language surname that originated in Spain. It is believed that Aliaga is named after the ancient city of Gaya in India.
Aldridge – A British last name that originated in England. It is named after the village of Aldridge in Wiltshire.
Armstrong – A very popular English last name that is derived from the Old English personal name Angulere, which meant "eager" or "bold."
Aspinall – A classic English last name that is thought to have originated in the 16th century. It is named after the village of Aspull in Lancashire.
Austin – A common English last name that was originally named after a small town in England called Stamford. It has since become widely used across the globe.
Bailey – A popular English last name that suggests strength and steadfastness. The etymology of Bailey is uncertain, but it may have originated in the 16th century.
Banks – A common last name that was originally derived from the Old English "banna" meaning "a birch forest." It is named after the birch tree, which was once abundant in England.
Barclay – A Scottish last name that is named after the town of Barony in Aberdeenshire.
Bass – A low-carbon steel material, typically used for automotive applications. This is the origin of the English and Scottish surname.
Bauer – A German word that means "farmer" or "earth worker," reflecting the original meaning of German surnames.
Beauvau – A French last name that is believed to be named after the French Renaissance poet and politician Pierre de Beauvau (1493-1573).
Belding – A common last name that was originally named after a small town in the United States. It is named after a wealthy landowner from the 17th century named Belding.
Belmont – A French last name that is thought to have originated in the 13th century. It is named for the area in France called Belleville.
"Betha" is another spelling of "Beth" and also the first name of biblicalperson Elisabeth.
Bhaskara is a sanskrit word that is associated with astronomy and is believed to be the origin of a few Indian surnames.
BHAT is a slang term in印地语 and is used to describe someone who is clever or skilled in business or other activities.
Bhanji is a term derived from the Sindhi language and means "the one who controls."
Bhatiya – A泾渭分明, means that the father and daughter or mother and son are very different from one another.
BHATI – derived from Sanskrit word for black.
BOBBIN – A slang term used in parts of India, especially in cities like Mumbai and Pune.
BHUBANYA is a blend of "bhavi" and "bhoomi," meaning "world" in the sense of the universe.
BOYD – A Scottish last name that contains the element boy, denoting kinship or lineage within the tribe.
"Cairns" is a place in Australia that was named by the explorer Captain Cook.
CAMPBELL – A Scottish last name that is named after the city of Glasgow in Scotland.
"CARBON** – Is a chemical element with the symbol C and Atomic No. 6.
"CARLIN" – A type of bird that is native to North America.
CASE – A legal term describing an action taken by an individual in relation to their legal rights.
CASILLO – An Italian-language surname that comes from the city of Casillo in Italy.
"CAUDLE** – An informal phrase meaning to laugh heartily.
"CHAMBER" – A component part of a building, room, or vehicle.
"CHANNING" – A slang term used in America, originating from the 19th century.
CLAPP – A slang term that represents a state of excitement or enthusiasm, often used to describe something novel or unexpected.
"CLARK" – A common last name that is named after the legendary Scottish hero William Clark.
CLARKSON** – A popular English last name that is named after the Lake Clarkson in New Zealand.
COLCLARK** – A Scottish last name that is named after the mountain range in southern Scotland.
COLE** – Is a type of foliage that is commonly found in parks and gardens.
COLLINS** – A common last name that originates from the English village of Colley in Norfolk, England.
CONDORCURO** is both the Spanish name for condor ( bird) and an ancient Roman coin.
COOK** – A slang term used in various contexts but often refers to cooking or culinary arts.
