Bond

bond bönd English Etymology As an English occupational surname, from the noun en bond, en bondman, reinforced by en non bóndi peasant, farmer. Also as a variant of en Band. As a en sv - surname, variant of en Bonde. As a en uk - surname, shortened from en Bondarenko. As a en nl - surname, variant of en Bont, from nl bont speckled, motley, compare en Bonte. Proper noun ~ s en occupations. en unisex Old Norse. en unincorporated community co/Eagle County s/Colorado c/USA. en CDP/and/unincorporated community co/Stone County s/Mississippi c/USA. en unincorporated community co/Hickman County s/Tennessee c/USA. Derived terms en Bond County Bond event Bond girl Bond villain Bond-like Bondesque Bondian Bondiana Bondlike Bondophile Bondsville Bondverse James Bond Translations surname Bulgarian: bg Бонд Catalan: ca Pagès Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 邦德 Bāngdé Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Bond is the 679th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 50,610 individuals. Bond is most common among White (75.91%) individuals. Luxembourgish Etymology From lb gmh bunt, from lb goh bunt, from lb gem-pro *bundą. Cognate with de Bund, nl bond, en bundle. Pronunciation lb /bont/ Noun m - alliance