seówian
1séowian — wv/t2 to sew, knit together, link, unite …
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3syū- — Also sū . To bind, sew. Contracted from *s(y)uə . I. Basic form *syū . sew, from Old English seowian, siowan, to sew, from Germanic *siwjan. II. Variant form *sū . 1. seam, from Old English sēam, seam, from Germanic …
4Sewter — This most interesting surname is an English occupational name for a tailor, a seamstress or for one who sews, from the Medieval English Soustere, Sewester, Sowester , from the old English Seowian , to sew. Originally, the agent suffix ster was… …
5Souttar — This most interesting surname is an English occupational name for a tailor, a seamstress or for one who sews, from the Medieval English Soustere, Sewester, Sowester , from the old English Seowian , to sew. Originally, the agent suffix ster was… …
6Soutter — This most interesting surname is an English occupational name for a tailor, a seamstress or for one who sews, from the Medieval English Soustere, Sewester, Sowester , from the old English Seowian , to sew. Originally, the agent suffix ster was… …
7Sowter — This most interesting surname is an English occupational name for a tailor, a seamstress or for one who sews, from the Medieval English Soustere, Sewester, Sowester , from the old English Seowian , to sew. Originally, the agent suffix ster was… …
8Sueter — This most interesting surname is an English occupational name for a tailor, a seamstress or for one who sews, from the Medieval English Soustere, Sewester, Sowester , from the old English Seowian , to sew. Originally, the agent suffix ster was… …
9Suter — This most interesting surname is an English occupational name for a tailor, a seamstress or for one who sews, from the Medieval English Soustere, Sewester, Sowester , from the old English Seowian , to sew. Originally, the agent suffix ster was… …
10Sutor — This most interesting surname is an English occupational name for a tailor, a seamstress or for one who sews, from the Medieval English Soustere, Sewester, Sowester , from the old English Seowian , to sew. Originally, the agent suffix ster was… …
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