Przyjaciel coat of arms
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| Przyjaciel | |
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| Alternative names | Kemlada,Kemlad, Kamrad (Kamerad). |
| Earliest mention | 1166 |
| Towns | none |
| Families | Bejnarowicz, Bogusław, Bogusławski, Bronek, Butowicz, Dabar, Dramiński, Klimkiewicz, Legiejko, Legucki, Lukiański, Łukianowicz, Łukiański, Makuszyński, Migiewicz, Minasowicz, Minaszewicz, Mingajłowicz, Mingayłło, Mirosławski, Moncewicz, Muraszko, Mynasowicz, Neuman, Nowaczyński, Nowakowicz, Nowakowski, Otroszczenko, Pawołocki, Powołocki, Prosowski, Zatyrkiewicz |
Przyjaciel (Polish for "Friend") is a Polish coat of arms. It was used by several szlachta (noble) families under the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.
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