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There is no one definitive answer to this question. Some possible origins for the surname include: 1. The surname may be derived from the Old French word 'harga' meaning 'purse.' 2. The surname may be derived from the Old Norse word 'harga' meaning 'burden.' 3. The surname may be derived from the Old English word 'harga' meaning 'load.' 4. The surname may be derived from the Latin word 'harga' meaning 'price.' 5. The surname may be derived from the Old High German word 'harga' meaning 'load.' 6. The surname may be derived from the Middle Irish word 'harga' meaning 'a tax.' 7. The surname may be derived from the Welsh word 'harga' meaning 'a load.' 8. The surname may be derived from the Arabic word 'harga' meaning 'price.' 9. The surname may be derived from the Slavic word 'harga' meaning 'a load.' 10. The surname may be derived from the Latin word 'harga' meaning 'price.' There are many possible variations of the surname including: Hargrave, Hargraves, Hargravett, Hargravettis, Hargravese, Hargrave, Hargravett, Hargraves, Hargravese, Hargrave, Hargravett, Hargrave, Hargravett, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave, Hargrave,
