ER endings feel occupational or geographic in origin. Harper, Carter, Hunter, Parker, Spencer. Strong trend for both boys and girls over the last 20 years.
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harp player
Englishone who tends an enclosed land
Englishyouth-producing, ever-young
Englishmyrtle
Hebrewember, smoldering remnant
Englishthe warmest season
Englishflute player, pipe player
Englishflowing body of water
Americanpilgrim, palm-bearer
Englishsawmill worker
Englishthe winter season
Englishborn in winter
Americantransporter of goods by cart
Americanambergris, waxy substance
Englishwhite wave, fair one
Englishgood luck, prosperity (symbolic)
Americanscholar, learned one
Americanone who mills grain
Americanfrom the Danish valley passage
Americanone who hunts
Americancandle maker, candle merchant
AmericanCyneburg's field, royal forest clearing
Englishcalming, soothing (by association with the herb)
Englishcart driver, transporter
Americansteward, dispenser of provisions
Englishknight, cavalry rider
Americanheather plant (Calluna vulgaris)
Englishbarrel maker, cask maker
Americanstar
Jewishtile maker, roofer
Americanone with spunk and spirit
Americancloth walker, fuller
Englishalways, at all times, eternally
Americanlucky, fortunate
Americanalert, awake
Scottishsky father, father god
Americanone who works with dough
Englishgatekeeper, doorman
Englishflowing water, river
Americanhappy, fortunate, blessed
Jewishpipe player, flute player
Americanstar
Englishevening star
Englisharcher, bowman
Americandeep water
Welshleather worker, one who tans hides
Englishspotted stone
Englishuntamed, wild one
Englishthe precious metal, lustrous and bright
Englishadventurer, seafarer
Americanwood, lumber, building material
Americanninth month (in ancient Roman calendar)
Americanginger plant, spice
Englisheighth month
Englishfor all time, eternally
Americansun, benevolence
Persianrich, powerful
Americanbriar rose (fairy tale association)
Americanfrom the royal meadow fortress
Americancharcoal maker, coal merchant
Americanone who lives in the wild
Americansummer
Germanlathe worker, one who turns wood
Englishskilled with the bow
Americanolive tree, symbol of peace
Englishtwelfth month
Englishone who charts new territories
Americaneagle
Americanwhite wave, fair phantom
Englishone who nurtures, nourishes
Englishseventh month
Englishcellar keeper, wine steward
Americanoccupational surname meaning one who sews
Englishone who delivers, administrator
Americanone who illuminates, shines
Germanseller of arrows
EnglishWood prepared for building
Americanwatchful, alert
Scottishone who combs wool or flax
Americandestiny, fortune, luck
Pakistanireddish-brown metal element
Americanone who summons, court summoner
Englishskilled craftsperson, artisan
Englishbridge keeper, lives near a bridge
Englishpossibly lilac or divine play
Americansmooth, phantomlike
Welshbranch, horn
Basquewhite wave, fair and smooth
Englishbright, shining light
Englishpure
Englishrye meadow rider
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