SCHLACHTER
Schlachter
The surname Schlachter is of German origin, deriving from the occupational name for a butcher. The term 'Schlachter' translates to 'butcher' in English. It is thought that the surname was introduced to Britain by German immigrants, particularly during periods of industrialisation and trade between the two nations.
Individuals with the surname Schlachter may have predominantly worked as butchers during medieval times, where surnames often originated from one's profession. Over time, the surname may have evolved and been adopted by families living in Britain, reflecting their ancestors' occupational background.
Today, the surname Schlachter is relatively rare in Britain, but individuals with this surname can still be found across the country. Like many surnames, the significance of the name 'Schlachter' may have evolved for modern-day bearers, and it can serve as a connection to their ancestral roots and heritage.
There are approximately 54 people named Schlachter in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around one in a million people in Britain are named Schlachter.
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Graeme
- Robert
- Ronald
- Spencer
Female
- Ann
- Rachelle
Similar and related surnames
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