HOR
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Hor is a British surname of Anglo-Saxon origin, derived from the Old English word hor, meaning "mud" or "slime". The name likely originated as a nickname for someone who lived near a muddy or marshy area, or who worked with mud.
The surname Hor is relatively rare and is mainly found in the southern regions of England. It is believed to have been originally a topographical or occupational name, indicating the bearer's connection to a particular location or trade.
Over the centuries, the surname Hor has seen various spellings and adaptations, including Hoar, Hoare, and Hore. The name has been found in historical records dating back to the medieval period, indicating its longstanding presence in British genealogy.
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In modern times, the surname Hor continues to be passed down through generations, maintaining a connection to its ancient origins and British heritage.
There are approximately 52 people named Hor in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around one in a million people in Britain are named Hor.
Similar and related surnames
- Haahr
- Haare
- Hair
- Haire
- Har
- Hare
- Harr
- Harre
- Haure
- Hayr
- Hayre
- Hear
- Heare
- Heer
- Heere
- Heir
- Heire
- Her
- Here
- Herr
- Herre
- Heyre
- Hiar
- Hier
- Hir
- Hire
- Ho
- Hoa
- Hoar
- Hoare
- Hoars
- Hoor
- Hora
- Horah
- Horay
- Horb
- Hord
- Hore
- Horea
- Horeau
- Hores
- Horey
- Horgh
- Hori
- Horia
- Horie
- Horii
- Hork
- Horm
- Horn
- Horo
- Horp
- Horr
- Horre
- Horry
- Hort
- Hory
- Hour
- Houre
- Houri
- Hours
- Hower
- Hur
- Hure
- Hurr
- Hurre
- Ohr
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