de Klerk

English: de Klerk


Visser

a surname originating as an occupation, meaning fisher


Minnaar

Derived from Middle French Mesnard, from Old French mesnil, from Latin mesnillum, a variant of mānsiōnīle derived from mānsiō (“lodging; dwelling”). Compare French Ménard.


Botha

→ English: Botha


van de Merwe

(surname) Alternative form of van der Merwe


Coetzee

Unknown. Perhaps an alteration of Dutch Koetsier.


Theron

From Occitan toponyms derived from Latin torus, thorus (“embankment, elevation”), from Proto-Indo-European *sterh₃- (“to extend, to stretch out”).


Blignaut

a surname: alternative form of Blignault


Terre'Blanche

a surname: alternative form of Terblanche


Loubser

a surname: alternative form of Laubscher


Krige

→ English: kriging, krige


Pistorius

From Dutch Pistorius, from Latin Pistorius, from pistor. A latinized surname for a baker or miller.

Pistorius: a surname originating as an occupation


Blomkamp

From Dutch Blomkamp. Analyzable as blom (“flower”) + kamp (“camp”).

Blomkamp: a surname from Dutch, equivalent to English Bloomfield


Heystek

Joost Heystek was die oudste kind van Jan Heijstek en Johanna Elizabeth Roza en gebore op 2 Januarie 1847 te Giessen, Noord Brabant, Holland.

1986, Africana Notes and News, volume 27, Africana Society, page 105:

Joost Heystek was the eldest child of Jan Heijstek and Johanna Elizabeth Roza and was born on 2 January 1847 in Giessen, Noord Brabant, Holland.

Reeds 'n maand vroeër het 'n bekende finansiële diensteverskaffer, Magnus Heystek in 'n brief die besluit, sonder beduidende betrokkenheid deur die beroep …

2016, Johan Lubbe, Theodorus du Plessis, Suid-Afrikaanse Taalregtemonitor 2011 [South African Language Monitor 2011], UJ Press, →ISBN, page 36:

Already a month earlier, a well-known financial services provider, Magnus Heystek, in a letter decided, without significant involvement by the profession, …


Janse van Rensburg

From Claas Jansz van Rensburg, the progenitor of the van Rensburg surname in South Africa; settled in the Cape Colony by 1708. Jansz (variant of Janse) was his middle name.


Klerk

English: Klerk