Origin and History of CHAOTHALUNNG

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The surname Thalunng is derived from the Old Norse word 'thalr', meaning 'cleft'. The surname may have originated in Scandinavia, or may have been brought over to England by Viking settlers. The surname may also be derived from the Old French word 'talunge', meaning 'a thorny shrub or small tree'. The surname may also be derived from the Middle English word 'talenche', meaning 'a small knife or dagger'. The surname may also be derived from the Irish word 'thaluinn', meaning 'a thorny shrub or small tree'. The surname may also be derived from the Welsh word 'thalyn', meaning 'a thorny shrub or small tree'. The surname may also be derived from the Latin word 'thallus', meaning 'a small shrub or small tree'. The surname may also be derived from the German word 'Thalunge', meaning 'a small knife or dagger'. The surname may also be derived from the Italian word 'talanga', meaning 'a small knife or dagger'. The surname may also be derived from the Spanish word 'talanga', meaning 'a small knife or dagger'. The surname may also be derived from the Czech word 'talanga', meaning 'a small knife or dagger'. The surname may also be derived from the Arabic word 'thalun', meaning 'a small shrub or small tree'. The surname may also be derived from the Sanskrit word 'thali', meaning 'a small shrub or small tree'. The surname may also be derived from the Aboriginal Australian word 'thalan', meaning 'a small shrub or small tree'. The surname may also be derived from the Khmer word 'talun', meaning 'a small shrub or small tree'.