Tranter
Meaning: Wagoner Gender: Male Pronunciation: Tran-Ter Language origin of Tranter: Germanic Regional origin of Tranter: Northern Europe Languages Tranter is most common: English Religions Tranter is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: T, Tran Last letter and sound: R, ter Alternative Spelling: Tran, Trant, Tranton
Sylvester
Meaning: Wooded or wild Gender: Male Pronunciation: Sil-Ves-Ter Language origin of Sylvester: Germanic Regional origin of Sylvester: Northern Europe Languages Sylvester is most common: English Religions Sylvester is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: S, Sil Last letter and sound: R, ves Alternative Spelling: Sylva, Silvester, Silv
Tanner
Meaning: Leather maker Gender: Male Pronunciation: Tan-Er Language origin of Tanner: Germanic Regional origin of Tanner: Northern Europe Languages Tanner is most common: English Religions Tanner is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: T, Tan Last letter and sound: R, er Alternative Spelling: Tan, Taner, Tann
Taylar
Meaning: Tailor Gender: Male Pronunciation: Tay-Lahr Language origin of Taylar: Germanic Regional origin of Taylar: Northern Europe Languages Taylar is most common: English Religions Taylar is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: T, Tay Last letter and sound: R, lahr Alternative Spelling: Taylor, Taler
Sumner
Meaning: Summoner (court official) Gender: Male Pronunciation: Sum-Ner Language origin of Sumner: Germanic Regional origin of Sumner: Northern Europe Languages Sumner is most common: English Religions Sumner is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: S, Sum Last letter and sound: R, ner Alternative Spelling: Sum, Summ, Sumnerston
Sutter
Meaning: Shoemaker Gender: Male Pronunciation: Suh-Tur Language origin of Sutter: Germanic Regional origin of Sutter: Northern Europe Languages Sutter is most common: English Religions Sutter is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: S, Suh Last letter and sound: R, tur Alternative Spelling: Sut, Sutt, Sutten
Streeter
Meaning: One who lives by the street Gender: Male Pronunciation: Stree-Ter Language origin of Streeter: Germanic Regional origin of Streeter: Northern Europe Languages Streeter is most common: English Religions Streeter is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: S, Stree Last letter and sound: R, ter Alternative Spelling: Street, Stretes, Streeteron
Spencer
Meaning: Keeper of provisions Gender: Male Pronunciation: Spen-Sir Language origin of Spencer: Germanic Regional origin of Spencer: Northern Europe Languages Spencer is most common: English Religions Spencer is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: S, Spen Last letter and sound: R, sir Alternative Spelling: Spence, Spenc, Spenser
Spicer
Meaning: Spice merchant Gender: Male Pronunciation: Spy-Ser Language origin of Spicer: Germanic Regional origin of Spicer: Northern Europe Languages Spicer is most common: English Religions Spicer is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: S, Spy Last letter and sound: R, ser Alternative Spelling: Spice, Spicerson, Spich
Silver
Meaning: Shiny gray-white metal Gender: Male Pronunciation: Sil-Vur Language origin of Silver: Germanic Regional origin of Silver: Northern Europe Languages Silver is most common: English Religions Silver is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: S, Sil Last letter and sound: R, vur Alternative Spelling: Silvers, Silve, Sylver