Origin and Meaning of Arter

Eagle, strong and powerful

Origin: English - Arter is thought to be derived from the Old English 'hyrde' which means 'herdsman' and may have connections to the more ancient term related to strength and birds of prey.

• Arter is relatively uncommon as a first name and is often used as a surname in various cultures.
• In some regions, Arter is also associated with the term 'herder' and is linked to pastoral cultures.
• Notable bearers of the surname include historical figures known for their expertise in agriculture and breeding.
• The name Arter has not seen significant popularity trends, remaining a unique choice for parents.
• Variations of the name include Arterius and Artor, although these are even less common.