DIMITRAKOPOULOS and CHRISTOPOULOS origin?

Question

Anyone know the origin of these last names in Greece?

Answer 1

The origin is Macedonian, but we change them, because of our arrogant  statement that Macedonia and Macedonians don't exist.

DIMITRAKOPOULOS = DIMITROSKI or DIMITROV

CHRISTOPOULOS  = CHRISTOSKI or CHRISTOV

Answer 2

poulos is also Pontios - we should know!!! Mother in law '.....idis' father in law  ..........opoulos

Answer 3

probably Peloponessus

Answer 4

Whenever you see the end "-poulos" it means "little bird" or "chick", which is to say "son" or "child"

This is to say that "Dimitrakopoulos" means "son of Dimitri"

and "Christopoulos" Means "son of Christo"

These names are the greek equivalent of "Johnson"= "son of John"

The suffix changes according to the region

"-poulos" is mainly in Peloponessus,

"-akis" is in crete, '-idis" is northern Greece, (pontaic heritage)etc...

The "s" on the end denotes a males last name, for females, it's "ou"