Lard

Occupational

Meaning

A surname derived from the word for fat or lard, possibly denoting a person who rendered or sold lard.

Etymology

From Middle English and Old French 'lard' (fat, bacon). The surname likely originated as an occupational name for someone involved in the preparation or sale of lard.

About the Lard Surname

An occupational surname with roots in medieval food production and trade. The name reflects the importance of rendered fat in pre-modern European cuisine and commerce.

Distribution

Primarily found in England and France.

Notable Bearers

Unknown

People with the Lard Surname