Resultado-kuéra nasera-pe g̃uarã
Opaite
Umi Registro Histórico
Árbol Familiar Perfil-kuéra
Mandu'akuéra
Terajoapy/Apellido Informasiõ
Umi documento tembiasakue rehegua ojejuhúva Nasera-pe g̃uarã
Umi documento tembiasakue rehegua ha’e umi documento oikuaaukáva umi detalle imba´eguasuvéva umi mba'e ojehúva peteĩ tapicha rekovépe. Eñemoaranduve
| Ta’anga | Téra | Evento-kuéra | Rrelasiõnguéra |
|---|---|---|---|
 | Alexandra Maria Nasera | Teñói 8 January 1991 Brazos, Texas | Túva / Ru Victor Nasera Sy Maricela Valadez |
| Maria Isabel Nasera | Ñemano 13 March 1813 Durango, Durango, Nueva España | Ambue Julian Aragon |
| Maria Marcela Sabina Nasera | Ñeñotỹ 19 May 1866 Querétaro, México Ñemano 18 May 1866 Teñói 1866 | Sy Maria Pilar Nasera |
| Don José Maa Nasera | Teñói 1809 Ñemenda Aviso 20 July 1850 San Miguel Arcángel, Tlalpan, Ciudad de México, México | Túva / Ru Jose Nasera Sy Doña Antonia Cruzado Ambue Doña Josefa Crineros, Franco Srineros, Doña Temotea Sugaes |
Arbol Familiar perfil-kuéra ojetopa Nasera-pe g̃uarã
Ko’ãva ikatu ha’e nde ypykue ambue puruharakuéra omoĩmava Árbol Familiar komunidape. Eñemoaranduve
Mandu’akuéra ojetopa Nasera-pe g̃uarã
Mandu’akuéra ikatu ha’e foto, ñemombe’upy, documento térã audio pehẽnguemi ambue puruhára ohupiva’ekue Árbol Familiar-pe. Eñemoaranduve Eñemoaranduve
Terajoapy/Apellido informasiõ ojetopa Nasera-pe g̃uarã
Nasera
Spanish: probably from natera ‘earthen bowl used to separate cream from milk’, a dialect word in León, or perhaps from natero ‘wet earth for cultivation’, a term used in the Canary Islands. This surname is most common in Venezuela.
Dictionary of American Family Names © Patrick Hanks 2003, 2006.
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