Falco

falco falcó Translingual thumb|Falco jugger Etymology From mul la falco falcon. Proper noun 1 m genus family Falconidae falcons, kestrels, and hobbies Hypernyms genus ; Falconinae subfamily - subfamily; Falconini tribe - tribe Hyponyms genus Falco subbuteo species (Eurasian hobby) - type species; Falco alopex species, Falco amurensis species, Falco araeus species, Falco ardosiaceus species, Falco berigora species, Falco biarmicus species, Falco cenchroides species, Falco cherrug species, Falco chicquera species, Falco columbarius species, Falco concolor species, Falco cuvierii species, Falco deiroleucus species, Falco dickinsoni species, Falco eleonorae species, Falco fasciinucha species, Falco femoralis species, Falco hypoleucos species, Falco jugger species, Falco longipennis species, Falco mexicanus species, Falco moluccensis species, Falco naumanni species, Falco newtoni species, Falco novaeseelandiae species, Falco pelegrinoides species, Falco peregrinus species, Falco punctatus species, Falco rufigularis species, Falco rupicoloides species, Falco rupicolus species, Falco rusticolus species, Falco severus species, Falco sparverius species, Falco subniger species, Falco tinnunculus species, Falco vespertinus species, Falco zoniventris species - other species References Falco (bird) 1 1 mul Birds English en Etymology 1 Borrowed from en roa Falco; from en it Falco and en ca Falcó. Proper noun s en Romance languages. en Italian en Catalan Related terms en Defalco DeFalco deFalco De Falco de Falco Difalco DiFalco diFalco Di Falco di Falco Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Falco is the 7126th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 4695 individuals. Falco is most common among White (92.06%) individuals. Further reading Etymology 2 Acronym for the Florida-Alabama Land COmpany, which harvested timber in the area. Proper noun en unincorporated community co/Covington County s/Alabama c/US. Anagrams en acflo focal en surnames from Catalan surnames from Italian Italian it:+ (disambigua) Etymology From it falco hawk, a nickname for a swift or keen-eyed person. Pronunciation Proper noun m it male Derived terms it Di Falco De Falco Proper noun mfbysense en Falco: it given names Descendants en Falco 1 Further reading falco Latin Etymology From la falcō falcon, pigeon-toed person. la Faltō. Pronunciation Falcō Proper noun Falcō<3> m a cognomen used by the la gens Pompeia gens Pompeia, Sosia gens Sosia, and others la Quintus Pompeius Sosius Falco Quintus Pompeius Sosius Falco   Declension Falcō<3> la cognomina