Morales

Spanish family name

Morales is a Spanish surname meaning "of the mulberry trees," common throughout Spanish-speaking countries and among Hispanic communities elsewhere.

Like many Spanish surnames, it originated as a place name indicating where a family lived.

Officer Morales took the witness statement.

The Morales family has owned this land for generations.

notable

Bolivia

Andean republic, two capitals

politicianElected government official
presidentElected leader of nation
indigenousOriginating in a region

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surname

genealogy

Study of family descent

patronymicName from father's name
family nameHereditary portion of identity
Latin AmericanFrom Spanish-speaking Americas

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Opposites

ethnic/linguistic origin

MoralesSmith

Ubiquitous English surname

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naming tradition

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SPECIFIC NOTABLE FIGURES (if referring to Evo Morales, Bolivian president)

MoralesJair Bolsonaro

Phrases

moral supportNon-tangible emotional assistance
moral imperativeBinding ethical command
moral compassInner ethical guidance system
moral codeStandards of right conduct
public moralePopulation's collective confidence
Victorian moralityRigid 1800s social standards

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