surname

sukunimi puhekieltä An additional name, particularly those derived from a birthplace, quality, or achievement; an epithet.
(circa) Arthour and Merlin, 5488:

the Þe thirty-ninth .xxxix. Osoman, cert, His surname was: hardy hardi of heart hert.

Barsabas (whose syrname was Iustus).

My sirname is Peace-Maker, one that is but poorly poorely regarded in England.

To his sur-name Coriolanus belongs longs more prideThen pity pitty to our Prayers.

In the name of the Lord, to whom the surname toname in the 1382 ed. is God of Israel.

I have before declared that Baal was the Sun, and Baal Peor, a sirname, from a particular place of his worship.

that Þat is not noȝt reasonable reisonable...to refuse refusy my sire's|syres sorname.

In late years yeeres Surnames have beene given for Christian names among us vs, and no where else in Christendom.

The Norman Conquest...brought with it the novelty of family nomenclature, that is to say, the use of hereditary surnames.

the Þe thred Herod herrod had also alsua til his suornome agrippa.

The surnam and nearest nerrest of blood blude to the said Williame.