Origin and Meaning of Sadler

One who works with saddles or a maker of saddles

Origin: English - The name Sadler is an occupational surname derived from the Middle English 'sadler', which is related to the Old English 'sædel', meaning 'saddle'.

• Sadler was originally used as a surname in medieval England, indicating someone's occupation as a saddle maker or seller.
• The name is seen in various forms across different cultures, primarily in English-speaking countries, but also appears in some European contexts.
• Notable bearers of the name include the British painter Thomas Sadler and several persons prominent in various fields, such as sports and academia.
• While not exceedingly common as a first name, Sadler has seen occasional use in recent years as a unique name choice, particularly in the United States.
• Similar names include Saylor and Sadler's variations like Sadler-Thomas and Sadler-James, often used to honor family heritage.