NARES
Nares
Nares is a surname of English origin, derived from the Old French word "nard," meaning harsh or severe. The Nares surname is primarily found in the United Kingdom. The name has been a part of British heritage for centuries, with recordings dating back to the 13th century, particularly in the county of Cornwall.
The most notable individual associated with the Nares surname is Sir George Strong Nares (1831–1915), a British naval officer and Arctic explorer. Sir George Strong Nares served in various naval expeditions and achieved significant success in charting the Arctic region during the 19th century.
Throughout history, the Nares surname has been linked with military service, exploration, and academic pursuits. The bearers of the Nares surname have made valuable contributions to various fields, reflecting a tradition of excellence and achievement.
Today, individuals with the surname Nares can be found across the United Kingdom, continuing to carry forward their family name and contributing to diverse professions and endeavours. The Nares surname remains a distinctive part of British ancestry and heritage.
There are approximately 32 people named Nares in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Fewer than one in a million people in Britain are named Nares.
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Anthony
- Axel
- Christian
- Malcolm
- Oliver
Female
- Sally
- Susan
- Thomasin
Similar and related surnames
- Gnerre
- Knarr
- Knaus
- Knore
- Nair
- Naire
- Nairey
- Nairs
- Nar
- Nare
- Naresh
- Naret
- Narey
- Narie
- Naris
- Narne
- Narnes
- Narr
- Narres
- Narrey
- Narrie
- Narris
- Narse
- Narsey
- Narsi
- Naus
- Nause
- Nawe
- Nawras
- Nayes
- Near
- Neare
- Neares
- Nears
- Neers
- Nere
- Neres
- Neris
- Nerys
- Noar
- Noare
- Nore
- Noree
- Nores
- Nories
- Noris
- Norres
- Norris
- Norrs
- Nors
- Norys
- Nourse
- Nowers
- Nure
- Nurre
- Nyers
Related and similar names are generated algorithmically based on the spelling, and may not necessarily share an etymology.