Lakos

I am from Greece. I know people named Lakos in Greece, Germany, Netherlands, the USA, the UK, Australia and Canada. In Greek the name Lakos comes from the suffix -lakos, which is part of other names (e.g. Mano-lakos). It means "little," as a term of endearment. For example a mother would call her son Mano(s), "my little Manolakos." So someone who would end up with a name like Manolakos, could easily become Lakos (it's easier to say, and in a lot of rural areas in Greece they "cut" words like that).

There are at least 17 to 26 people named Lakos in Greece.

In Hungarian it means resident.

I call him Mr. Lakos.

Lakos

I am from Greece. I know people named Lakos in Greece, Germany, Netherlands, the USA, the UK, Australia and Canada. In Greek the name Lakos comes from the suffix -lakos, which is part of other names (e.g. Mano-lakos). It means "little," as a term of endearment. For example a mother would call her son Mano(s), "my little Manolakos." So someone who would end up with a name like Manolakos, could easily become Lakos (it's easier to say, and in a lot of rural areas in Greece they "cut" words like that).

There are at least 17 to 26 people named Lakos in Greece.

(In Hungrarian this surname means resident or inhabitant)

Lakos is a surname. Mr. Or mrs. Lakos.