Heer

Heer is a British surname of German origins, derived from the occupation of a fighter or warrior. The surname can also be traced back to the Middle Ages in Germany, where it was used to denote a military leader or commander. Over time, some families bearing the name Heer migrated to Britain, likely due to historical events or economic opportunities.

The bearers of the surname Heer have made varied contributions across different fields in British society. While the exact number of individuals with the surname Heer in Britain is not widely available, the name continues to be present in modern-day society.

Occurrences of the surname can be found in historical records, indicating that the Heer family has been present in Britain for several generations. As with many surnames, the Heer name may have undergone changes in spelling over the years, reflecting language evolution and regional dialects.

Today, individuals with the surname Heer can be found across different regions of Britain, where they contribute to the diverse tapestry of the British population. The surname Heer represents a lineage with a rich history and cultural heritage, connecting those who bear it to their ancestors and the traditions they upheld.

There are approximately 1,832 people named Heer in the UK. That makes it roughly the 4,524th most common surname in Britain. Around 28 in a million people in Britain are named Heer.

Region of origin: Asia

Country of origin: India

Religion of origin: Sikh

Language of origin: Punjabi

Typical given names associated with the surname

Male

  • Amarjit
  • Avtar
  • Balbir
  • Bhupinder
  • Daljit
  • Hardeep
  • Harpal
  • Jatinder
  • Manjit
  • Parminder
  • Rajinder
  • Ravinder
  • Sandeep

Female

  • Asha
  • Baljit
  • Daljit
  • Harpreet
  • Joan
  • Kamaljit
  • Kiran
  • Mandeep
  • Manjit
  • Narinder
  • Parmjit
  • Sonia
  • Sukhjit
  • Surinder

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