Description:
CHAMLAM is a surname. It originates from the Arabic word 'chamal' meaning 'handkerchief.' The surname may be derived from the occupation of a chamal, or someone who was in the business of making handkerchiefs. The surname may also be derived from the Arabic word 'chamar' meaning 'a kind of cloth.' The surname may also be derived from the Arabic word 'chamal' meaning 'a kind of sweetmeat.' There are many variations of the surname, including Chamlam, Chamal, Chamalah, Chamaliah, Chamalie, Chamalieh, Chamaloui, Chamalouk, Chamaloukian, Chamaloukian-Diaz, Chamaloukian-Gomez, Chamaloukian-Hernandez, Chamaloukian-Khalil, Chamaloukian-Manzo, Chamaloukian-Perez, Chamaloukian-Sanchez, Chamaloukian-Sarabia, Chamaloukian-Saravia, Chamaloukian-Saravia-Ramirez, Chamaloukian-Saravia-Sanchez, Chamaloukian-Saravia-Velazquez, Chamaloukian-Velazquez, Chamaloukian-Zapata, Chamaloukian-Zapata-Cruz, Chamaloukian-Zapata-Gonzalez, Chamaloukian-Zapata-Lopez, Chamaloukian-Zapata-Perez, Chamaloukian-Zapata-Sanchez, Chamaloukian-Zapata-Velazquez, Chamaloukian-Zapata-Zapata.
