KASER
Kaser
Kaser is a British surname of Anglo-Saxon origin. The name is derived from the word "caesarius," meaning "long-haired" or possibly related to the Latin word for "emperor."
The Kaser surname has been found in various regions across Britain, with concentrations in different counties such as Yorkshire, Lancashire, and Shropshire.
Individuals bearing the Kaser name have been noted in historical records dating back to the early medieval period. Over the centuries, bearers of the Kaser surname have been involved in a variety of occupations, including farming, metalworking, and trade.
Notable individuals with the surname Kaser have made contributions to various fields such as academia, arts, and business. The name continues to be present in modern British society, reflecting a rich heritage and a diverse range of family histories associated with the Kaser surname.
There are approximately 34 people named Kaser in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around one in a million people in Britain are named Kaser.
Similar and related surnames
- Akser
- Caesar
- Caeser
- Caesor
- Caiser
- Casar
- Caser
- Caseres
- Casero
- Casery
- Casier
- Casiero
- Cassar
- Casser
- Cassera
- Cassere
- Cassier
- Cayser
- Cayzer
- Cazer
- Cosier
- Couser
- Kaeser
- Kaesser
- Kaisar
- Kaiser
- Kaisser
- Kaizer
- Kasar
- Kase
- Kasera
- Kasher
- Kasiera
- Kasiri
- Kassar
- Kassara
- Kasser
- Kassier
- Kassir
- Kasuri
- Kauser
- Kayser
- Kaysor
- Kayzer
- Kazar
- Kazer
- Kazior
- Keiser
- Keizer
- Kesar
- Keser
- Kesser
- Keyser
- Keysor
- Keyzer
- Kezar
- Kieser
- Koser
- Kosier
- Kosser
- Kousar
- Kyser
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