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D'Silva

D'Silva is an Indian surname with Portuguese roots, prominently found in costal regions such as Goa, Karnataka (Mangalore) and some regions of Kerala. Notable people with the surname include:

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D'Silva

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Triples3
Avg. degree1.82
Density0.181818
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D'Silva → Indian surname with Portuguese roots

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indian surname portuguese roots prominently found costal regions goa karnataka mangalore kerala notable people include carl died 2015 wildlife artist

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D'Silvais aIndian surname with Portuguese roots0.90text
Goainstance ofprominently found in costal regions0.80text
Karnatakainstance ofprominently found in costal regions0.80text

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