ASKAR
Askar
Askar is a British surname with origins in the Middle East. It is believed to be of Arabic or Turkish descent, and has been adopted by families who have migrated to the United Kingdom, either for work, educational opportunities, or to escape political or social unrest in their home countries.
The name Askar may have various meanings, depending on its linguistic roots. In Arabic, "Askar" can mean "army" or "military." In Turkish, it can be associated with the word "asker," which refers to a soldier or a military officer.
Families bearing the surname Askar in the UK may have diverse backgrounds and histories. They may have come from countries such as Iraq, Syria, Turkey, or other nations in the Middle East where the name is common.
Over the years, many Askar families have integrated into British society, contributing to the country's cultural diversity and enriching the fabric of the nation. The surname Askar serves as a reminder of the interconnectedness of different cultures and the journeys of individuals and families across borders and continents.
There are approximately 135 people named Askar in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around two in a million people in Britain are named Askar.
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Abdi
- Ahmed
- Ali
- Hassan
- Jalal
- James
- Mohamed
- Mohammed
- Nabil
- Sami
Female
- Alexandra
- Amanda
- Ariella
- Carolyn
- Ella
- Nafeeza
- Roda
- Samira
- Sara
- Sheila
- Yasmin