Surname Hemi (Hemi 
, هيمي 
, חמי 
) , in the entire world, is quite a rare cognomen. The cognomen Hemi is habitual in New Zealand, where it is quite a rare surname, Israel, and Serbia, where it is a rare surname. Measured by absolute frequency, it is commonest in India, Indonesia, and Israel. More frequently, Hemi is the forename as well as the last name.
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| Hemi | India, Indonesia, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Turkey, Algeria |
| هيمي | Morocco, Iraq, Libya, Sudan, Saudi Arabia |
| חמי | Israel |
| ヘミ | Japan |
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hemi pomara Māori person, of chiefly status, taken to Europe in the mid 1840s, NZ (b. 1830) |
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| hemi tautari 1814–1883 Nga Puhi; coastal trader, storekeeper... (b. 1814) |
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| hemi matenga [Stubbs, Te] - 1838:1912 - Hemi was the younger brother of the Ngati Toa chief Wi Parata Te Kakakura. Son of George Stubbs (d 1838) and Metapere Te Wai-punahau. Hemi was arranged in marriage to Huria Matenga (Huria Ngarongoa Katene) in the 1850s. Th (b. 1838) |
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jack hemi Ngati Kahungunu and Rangitane; freezing worker, rugby union and league footballer, shearer (1914-1996), NZ (b. 1914) |
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| hemi pititi huata Ngati Kahungunu leader, Anglican clergyman, NZ (b. 1867) |
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ron hemi New Zealand rugby union player (1933-2000), NZ (b. 1933) |
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| hemi potatau Ngati Kahungunu and Ngati Rakaipaaka; Presbyterian minister, soldier, writer (1904-1994), NZ (b. 1904) |
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keaka hemi New Zealand social scientist |
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| hemi bawa Indian painter and sculptor, IN (b. 1948) |
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| hemi kaio (born 1967) (b. 1967) |
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| hemi macgregor New Zealand visual artist, NZ (b. 1975) |
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| hemi ahio New Zealand boxer, NZ |
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| akhethetep hemi ancient Egyptian vizier |
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| hemi yeroham Turkish actor, TR (b. 1980) |
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| hemi cumming reseacher in New Zealand |
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