What are the most prevalent Arvanite surnames in Greece?

I mean, I know of some Arvanite surnames, but rather than rack my brains, I’m going to go to this blog posts ΕΛΛΗΝΟ-ΑΡΒΑΝΙΤΙΚΑ ΕΠΩΝΥΜΑ and ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΑ ΕΠΩΝΥΜΑ ΑΡΒΑΝΙΤΙΚΗΣ ΠΡΟΕΛΕΥΣΗΣ, both drawn from the book Arvanites by Kostas Biris, and cite the surnames I’ve heard of. Not as scientific a method as you’d like, and probably not actually the most frequent ones; but it’s what you’re going to get from me.

• Ginis (Gjinj “John”)
• Gumas (James)
• Kalesis < kalesh “sheep or dog with black and white marks”
• Kanakis
• Katsanis < kacan “greedy”
• Kontos
• Kriekoukis < kryekuq “redhead”
• Vilaras “cloth seller”
• Mexas
• Buras < burrë “man, brave”
• Priftis “priest”
• Sklepas “lame”
• Latsis < llaci “apprentice builder”
• Liotsis < loçi “friend; fool”
• Lykourezos < lëkurenxirë “dark-skinned”
• Manesis < manesë “slow”
• Bithikotsis < bythë “bottom, arse” + Kotsis “Constantine”
• Dragas < dragë “avalanche”