Napier
Meaning: Tapestry maker Gender: Male Pronunciation: Nay-Pee-Er Language origin of Napier: Germanic Regional origin of Napier: Northern Europe Languages Napier is most common: English Religions Napier is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: N, Nay Last letter and sound: R, pee Alternative Spelling: Naper, Nathan, Napson
Millar
Meaning: Miller, one who grinds grain Gender: Male Pronunciation: Mil-Ahr Language origin of Millar: Germanic Regional origin of Millar: Northern Europe Languages Millar is most common: English Religions Millar is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mil Last letter and sound: R, ahr Alternative Spelling: Mill, Miller, Millman
Miner
Meaning: One who works in mines Gender: Male Pronunciation: My-Nur Language origin of Miner: Germanic Regional origin of Miner: Northern Europe Languages Miner is most common: English Religions Miner is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, My Last letter and sound: R, nur Alternative Spelling: Minard, Minor, Minson
Minor
Meaning: Younger or junior Gender: Male Pronunciation: My-Nor Language origin of Minor: Germanic Regional origin of Minor: Northern Europe Languages Minor is most common: English Religions Minor is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, My Last letter and sound: R, nor Alternative Spelling: Min, Minson, Minn
Meir
Meaning: One who shines, illuminates Gender: Male Pronunciation: May-Ur Language origin of Meir: Germanic Regional origin of Meir: Northern Europe Languages Meir is most common: English Religions Meir is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, May Last letter and sound: R, ur Alternative Spelling: Meyer, Mayer, Mayr
Meriwether
Meaning: Happy weather Gender: Male Pronunciation: Mer-Ee-Weth-Er Language origin of Meriwether: Germanic Regional origin of Meriwether: Northern Europe Languages Meriwether is most common: English Religions Meriwether is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mer Last letter and sound: R, ee Alternative Spelling: Merle, Merrick, Merritt
Major
Meaning: Greater, larger, a military rank Gender: Male Pronunciation: May-Jur Language origin of Major: Germanic Regional origin of Major: Northern Europe Languages Major is most common: English Religions Major is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, May Last letter and sound: R, jur Alternative Spelling: Maj, Majoris, Mace
Lockyer
Meaning: Keeper of the lock or gate Gender: Male Pronunciation: Lok-Yer Language origin of Lockyer: Germanic Regional origin of Lockyer: Northern Europe Languages Lockyer is most common: English Religions Lockyer is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: L, Lok Last letter and sound: R, yer Alternative Spelling: Lockton, Locket
Lear
Meaning: To learn, a poetic name Gender: Male Pronunciation: Leer Language origin of Lear: Germanic Regional origin of Lear: Northern Europe Languages Lear is most common: English Religions Lear is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: L, Leer Last letter and sound: R, – Alternative Spelling: Leary, Leeland, Lare
Ledger
Meaning: From the ledger or account book Gender: Male Pronunciation: Led-Jur Language origin of Ledger: Germanic Regional origin of Ledger: Northern Europe Languages Ledger is most common: English Religions Ledger is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: L, Led Last letter and sound: R, jur Alternative Spelling: Ledge, Ledgeron, Ledley