Permal — Surtout porté à la Réunion, c est un nom indien évoquant le dieu Vishnu ou son incarnation Krishna. Avec le même sens : Peroumal. En composition : Permalnaïck, Perlmalnaïk, Permalnaïken, Peroumalnaïk, où on retrouve apparemment le mot naîk (=… … Noms de famille
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