MALER
Maler
Maler is a surname of British origin, believed to have Norman roots stemming from the invasion of England in 1066. The surname is thought to be derived from the Old French word "maler", which means "to paint" or "painter".
Historically, the Maler family may have been associated with artists or painters, given the meaning of the surname. However, like many surnames, the meaning and association with a particular profession may have evolved over time.
As with many surnames, the Maler name may have undergone variations in spelling and pronunciation over the centuries, influenced by regional accents, dialects, and record-keeping practices.
Today, individuals with the surname Maler can be found around the United Kingdom and potentially in other parts of the world due to migration and globalisation. Research into both historical records and DNA analysis could aid in tracing the origins and migration patterns of the Maler family.
There are approximately 16 people named Maler in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Fewer than one in a million people in Britain are named Maler.
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Teodoro
Female
- Lorraine
Similar and related surnames
- Mahler
- Maehler
- Maelor
- Amler
- Male
- Malea
- Mahlert
- Mailer
- Mailler
- Maillor
- Mailor
- Mailyer
- Malaher
- Malar
- Malara
- Malary
- Malarz
- Malaure
- Malawer
- Maleary
- Malee
- Malery
- Malher
- Maliar
- Malier
- Malir
- Mallar
- Mallare
- Mallarey
- Mallari
- Mallars
- Mallary
- Maller
- Mallers
- Mallert
- Mallery
- Mallier
- Mallor
- Mallorie
- Mallors
- Mallory
- Mallur
- Malor
- Malorey
- Malory
- Malra
- Mauler
- Mawler
- Mayler
- Maylor
- Mealer
- Mealor
- Mealyer
- Meeler
- Mehler
- Meiler
- Meillear
- Meiller
- Melar
- Meler
- Melero
- Melier
- Melior
- Mellar
- Meller
- Mellers
- Mellier
- Mellior
- Mellor
- Mellour
- Melor
- Meyler
- Meylor
- Mielar
- Malerba
- Malerbi
- Malluru
- Maloret
- Mauller
- Melara
- Melliar
- Mller
- Malek
- Miller
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