Etymology and distribution of 根田.

Konda 【根田】^{レベル5
About 2,400}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Ishikawa-ken , Hiroshima-ken , Wakayama-ken .

① Topography . From below. Ishikawa-ken Kaga-shi Yamanaka Onsen Kaminshi-cho, Toyama-ken Takaoka-shi In Fushikiyada you tell me that you are a Meiji New Last Name . Oosaka-fu Neyagawa-shi Takayanagi was in the Edo period. Kagoshima-ken Hioki-shi From Inferno town Nakagawa from the gate under the gate division system that was in the Edo period.

② Abstract . Shimono stands for. Tradition in Gunma-ken Numata-shi . 下野 Shimono reference.

③ Convention . Shimonuma's abbreviation. Nagano-ken Nagano-shi In Tomtomi tells that Gunma-ken Numata-shi Shimonuma-machi abbreviated Shimonuma surname that had been called during the Warring States period. It is unknown whether Shimano will exist.

④ Ainu system . Yokoyashi of Hokkaidou Obihiro-shi renamed Shimoya 7. Estimated in around 1875.

Originated from Oosaka-fu Kashiwara-shi (formerly Kohomura). There is a record of the name of Shimomura's family name in 734 (Tenpyo six years).

Konta 【根田】^{レベル5
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Ishikawa-ken Kanazawa-shi , Ishikawa-ken Kaga-shi . Ishikawa-ken Kanazawa-shi Originated from Shitoro-machi (formerly Deno Village). A place name with a record since the Kamakura period. Ishikawa-ken Kanazawa-shi Marunouchi was in the Edo era at the Kaga clan in the Clan office.

Neta 【根田】^{レベル5
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Hokkaidou Hidakashi-chou Shinhidaka-chou . Ainu system . Hokkaidou Hidakashi-chou Shinhidaka-chou Originated Mitsuishi Fukutata (formerly Horoza village). From "Horono" and "Village" of Horoza village. The place name that we called "Hokokeashi" in the Edo period. Polyn Kenashi of Ainu language means "big · kibara".

Neda 【根田】^{レベル5
About 2,400}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Iwate-ken Miyako-shi , Iwate-ken Morioka-shi . Iwate-ken Miyako-shi Originated from the shrine of the shrine of Shigeru City. The Ainu polo means "big".