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Non Greko-Women ki fini ak son us vin popilè tou kòm siyati Ayisyen. Us Laten an vin tounen is an Kreyòl. Se konsa nou vin gen siyati tankou Metelis, Montilis, Romelis, Selikis, Filiyis, Lektayis. Ansyen non chèf Wòm yo, tankou Seza ak Jil (Jules), vin tounen siyati Ayisyen tou. Gen non diferan kote ki vin tounen siyati Ayisyen: Pari, Toulouz, D’Ayiti, Izrayèl, Afriko. Gen non tankou Sen Lwi ak Jeremie ki non Kretyen, men ki non diferan lokalite tou. Franswa Kapwa ( Kapwa Lamò) te pran non lavil Okap.
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Greco-Roman first names with the suffix us are also common in Haiti as last names. Examples of this include Metellus, Montilus, Romelus, Selicus, Filius, Lektayus. Additional Greco-Roman names include such names as Cesar and Jules, named for rulers of Ancient Rome. There are a few place names that were used as first names and they also became surnames in Haiti. Examples of this include Pari, Toulouse, D´Haiti, Israel, and Africcot. Some names like St Louis and Jeremie double as place names and as Christian names. Francois Capois (Capois Lamò) is one famous person bearing the name of the city of Cap-Haitian.