Slyvester means wild in Latin, or from the woods. Can it be a Jewish name? Of course, because Jews in Europe could have taken it as a last name if they lived in, or came from the woods or countryside. Certain names were taken by Jews which are not from Hebrew, but from the languages of the countries in which they were living. That would include Germanic, Latin, Slavic etc.
Many people lose sight of the ethnic origins of their last names. A perfect example is the name Salazar which we find in Latin America from the Spanish. It is actually an Arabic name which is the word for a guide of the caravan. If the name itself has no meaning in the language of a country, it probably is from Another Country.
Watching the credits at the end of an English movie is a good example. We understand the English names. They make sense to us. Like Taylor, Bridges, Smith, Cooper but then a Scot name or Welsh name will pop up and will mean nothing to us.
He died from cancer in 1977. Rosa Parks was really sad.
It is a Croat last name. As most Croats are Catholic, it is not likely a Jewish last name.
probably not, but a Jewish person can have any last name.
No
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The last name Sylvester is of French origin.
Its a last name. Or its Sylvester the cat (Cartoon).
Its a last name.
He died from cancer in 1977. Rosa Parks was really sad.
There have been 3 popes named Sylvester. Please be specific.
Sylvester
It is a Croat last name. As most Croats are Catholic, it is not likely a Jewish last name.
probably not, but a Jewish person can have any last name.
Ziegler is a German and Jewish (Ashkenazi) last name.
That is their last name.
It's an English last name. In the past, Jewish people sometimes changed their last name to a non-Jewish name so that they wouldn't be discriminated against or even killed. So a Jewish person could possibly have the last name Chandler.
No, the last name Christakos is of Greek origin. However, it is possible that someone who is Jewish and has Greek ancestry has this last name.