MATTERFACE
Matterface
Matterface is a surname of British origin with a relatively uncommon but unique lineage. The etymology of this surname can be traced back to the Old English period, with the prefix "Matter-" potentially deriving from the Old English word "maðum", meaning treasure or valuable object. The suffix "-face" is likely a reference to someone's facial appearance or shaped like a face. It is believed that the surname Matterface may have been assigned as a descriptive nickname for someone with distinctive facial features or someone known for possessing valuable items.
The Matterface name has historically been found in various regions of England, with clusters of the surname appearing particularly in the southern counties such as Hampshire and Sussex. Over time, the Matterface family has expanded and spread across different parts of the United Kingdom and even beyond its borders.
The Matterface surname, although not widely prevalent, holds a sense of individuality and character, embodying a rich history and heritage. Those who bear the name Matterface today may take pride in its unique origins and the legacy it represents within the realm of British nomenclature.
There are approximately 95 people named Matterface in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around one in a million people in Britain are named Matterface.
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Steven
Female