Statistieken en betekenis van de naam van Ades


Gebruik: 6% als voornaam, 94% als achternaam.
De voornaam Ades werd 103 keer gevonden in 15 verschillende landen.
De achternaam Ades wordt minstens 1525 keer gebruikt in ten minste 24 landen.
Het geslacht van de voornaam Ades is 0% vrouwelijk en 100% mannelijk.
Chinese: 埃兹 (pinyin: āi zī)




      Surname Ades
Gegeven namen
David Ades (9)
Christopher Ades (6)
Benjamin Ades (4)
Lauren Ades (3)
Robert Ades (3)
Valerie Ades (3)
Timothy Ades (3)
Joseph Ades (3)
Raymond Ades (3)
Colin Ades (3)
Sarah Ades (2)
Nicholas Ades (2)
Kim Ades (2)
Esther Ades (2)
Pamela Ades (2)
Christian Ades (2)
Alexandre Ades (2)
Claude Ades (2)
Marie Ades (2)
Yvonne Ades (2)
Ahmed Ades (2)
Alain Ades (2)
Gerard Ades (2)
Jeanne Ades (2)
Bernard Ades (2)
Jean Ades (2)
Charles Ades (2)
Richard Ades (2)
Gordon Ades (2)
Anne Ades (2)
Anthony Ades (2)
Angela Ades (2)
Andrew Ades (2)
Selim Ades (2)
Alison Ades (2)
Michael Ades (2)
Arthur Ades (2)
Carole Ades (1)
Giuseppe Ades (1)
Henri Ades (1)
Ida Ades (1)
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Albert Ades (1)
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Damian Ades (1)
Gerson Ades (1)
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Antoine Ades (1)
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Leon Ades (1)
Jamal Ades (1)
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Roger Ades (1)
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Lorraine Ades (1)
Marcelle Ades (1)
Linda Ades (1)
Apmela Ades (1)
Khaled Ades (1)
Matthew Ades (1)
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Given name Ades
Familienamen
Ades Reality (5)
Ades Daoud (1)
Ades Roncarati (1)
Ades Riccucci (1)
Ades Abrahamian (1)
Ades Victorio (1)
Ades Michaud (1)

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Ades reversed is Seda
Name contains 4 letters - 50.00% vowels and 50.00% consonants.

Anagrams: Adse Aeds Desa Saed Ased Seda Sdea Deas
Misspells: Odes Adess Adesa Aeds Adse



Rijmen: Alcibiades Andes Archimedes Aristides Cascades Crusades Cyclades aids aides sh raids f

Meaning of this name is unknown.
Bruce Ades says: "ADES" [also spelled ADAS] among other origins, is derived from Arabic meaning "lentil". The village of the same name,near Aleppo, Syria was destroyed slowly between WWI and 1986. ADES Wadi remains easily locatable: http://www.chinci.com/travel/pax/q/174276/W%C4%81d%C4%AB+al+%60Adas/SY/Syria/0/

Bruce Ades says: Further research has documented that the name ADES originated in Ireland in the 10th century. The first named person was ADE - as surnames were unknown or not used then. As documented in the Book of Kells and land records of the Irish Catholic Church, ADE had children and the children (as were wives) were 'chattel' or property of the man. So all property was referred to as ADE's (possessive). There are British history (at Oxford) as well as the famous Doomsday Book which refer to ADES. One or more ADES' volunteered or were conscripted to service during the Crusades of the 12th century and one or more stayed in Egypt for reasons unknown. They settled in a farm area (as previously noted in my article above) which became known as ADES. Ironically, the transliteration of the word ADES into Arabic forms the word lentil - which is what the ADES family farmed. Until the source of the name ADES was settled two years ago (by research); every mention of the family of ADES with that exact name (and whom by DNA/RNA) have been proven to originate in the peoples of Northern Europe. Over people have this surname, but it is either another transliteration, shortening of another surname, or some variation thereof. The branch of ADES to which I belong arrived in Alabama in 1848 to escape the potato famine in Ireland that cut that population in half due to death or migration. Though there is a minority branch that appears to have accepted Judaism sometime after the Reformation in Eastern Europe (apparently reverse migrating from Egypt through Turkey then into Ukraine and Poland); the majority in Egypt are Coptic Christian, while (per baptism certificates) all those from Ireland / England are Irish Catholic.

Bruce Ades says: Recent updates since refined techniques in British and Irish haplotypograpghy. Confirmed that the last name ADES - a localized familiar name referring to Adam (the biblical one); first found in the county of Staffordshire, where they held a family seat from ancient times, long before the Norman Conquest in 1066. It appears there was a migration of one or more Ades' from the ancestral home in Staffordshire to East Ireland - where land was more arable and available for settling. Of course, it is highly subjective in determining when does one become a "native" of th land. That is, hom many years or generations would it take for someone to be considered native? There were, we now know, a native people named the "Celts" whose origins are assumed (as most migration DNA has proven, had their origins in eitehr the GErmanic Tribes or a little later, those of the Norse (who themsleves arrived through both Central Europe and perhaps a small number through Siberia. The fact remains that ADES has been continuously in England since the 9th century and in Ireland from no later than the 11th (as they were conscripted from Ireland to fight in the Crusades alonf with their English kinfolk.)

Bruce Ades says: Now discovered only this year. First known ADES came into Alabama in 1820 (confirmed from State of Alabama birth, death and marriage records). Place of birth for this person was Ireland.

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Beroemde mensen: Ade Jantra Lukmana, Ade Candra Rachmawan, Shafiq Ades, Steven Robert Ades

schrijvers: Lola Ades, Jean Ades, Philip Ades

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