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What does Mc at the beginning of English surname mean?
Mc- is a prefix, an affix indicating blood relationship, indicating the son or offspring of so-and-so, and can also be written as Mac-, generally indicating the descendants of Ireland and Scotland:
Maddy. Maddy; McDonald's McDonald's; McQueen McQueen; MacArthur MacArthur; Mike John/Mike John/Mike John
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