Vargas
Vargas (name) means a Spanish and Portuguese surname, originally denoting someone from a sloping or hilly place. Example: “Vargas served as president of the country for many years.”
Word forms
- Plural
- Vargases
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Etymology
Borrowed from Spanish Vargas, a surname found predominantly in Mexico and Colombia.
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