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Abraham Mattsson Käppi, 1782 - 1794
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MyHeritage Family TreesAbraham Mattsson Käppi, 1782 - 1794
MyHeritage Family TreesAbraham Matinpoika Käppi, 1782 - 1794
MyHeritage Family TreesAbraham Mattsson Käppi, 1782 - 1794
MyHeritage Family TreesAbraham Mattsson Käppi, 1782 - 1794
MyHeritage Family TreesAbraham Mattsson Käppi, 1782 - 1794
MyHeritage Family TreesAbraham Käppi, 1782 - 1794
MyHeritage Family TreesAbraham Käppi, 1782 - 1794
MyHeritage Family TreesAbraham Käppi, 1782 - 1794
MyHeritage Family TreesAbraham Käppi, 1782 - 1794
MyHeritage Family TreesAbraham Käppi, 1782 - 1794
MyHeritage Family TreesAbraham Käppi, 1782 - 1794
MyHeritage Family TreesAbraham Käppi, born 1782
MyHeritage Family TreesAbraham Mattsson Käppi, born 1779
MyHeritage Family TreesAbraham Mattsson Käppi, born 1779
MyHeritage Family TreesAbraham Mattsson Käppi, born 1779
MyHeritage Family TreesAbraham Mattsson Käppi, 1782 - 1794
Geni World Family TreeAbraham Matinpoika Käppi, born 1770
Geni World Family TreeAbraham Käppi
Geni World Family TreeAbraham Käppi, born 1770
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The name Abraham has its origins in the Hebrew language, derived from the biblical figure Abraham, who is a patriarch in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. The name is believed to mean "father of many" or "father of a multitude," reflecting the biblical narrative where God promises Abraham that he will be the ancestor of many nations. This significance has historically associated the name with leadership, faith, and familial legacy. Variations of the name can be found across different cultures and languages, including Ibrahim in Arabic, Abramo in Italian, and Abrahamus in Latin. Each variation retains the core meaning but may differ in pronunciation and spelling. The name has been widely used throughout history, particularly in Jewish, Christian, and Islamic communities, and continues to be popular in various forms around the world today.
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