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Etymology

In Slavic dobro means good

In Tatar budjak means corner

In Bulgarian dobrice means rocky and unproductive terrain

Variations

Dobroushkess (in France), Dobrouskess (in France), Dobrousse (in France), добрушкес [Dobrushkes] (in Belarus, Russia, Lithuania), Dobruskes, Dubrushkes, Dabruskes, Debrouskis, Debroskis, Dobrowski, Dubrauskas (in Lithuania), Dobruška Dubrauskos, Dobruschka (in Germany), Dobruschkin

Places

• Dobruška, Czech Republic
• Dobrich, Bulgaria
• Dobruš, Belarus

Lineage "Dobroushkess" contains 3 people

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1. ♀ Fanny-Julienne Dobroushkess b. 31 March 1903 d. 26 September 2005
2. * ♂ Haïm Woulf Dobroushkess b. after 1860
3. ♂ Henri Dobroushkess b. 6 December 1900 d. 19 August 1980

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