What does Falconer mean?

Falconer as a name for boys has its root in Latin. Falconer is a variant form of Falco (Latin).

ENDS WITH -er

Variations

VARIANTS Faulconner, Faulconer, Falconner

OTHER FORMS VIA FALCO Falcon, Falkner, Faulkner

How popular is Falconer?

Falconer is an unusual given name for men but a very prominent surname for both adults and children (#9213 out of 150436, Top 6%). (2000 U.S. DEMOGRAPHICS)

Similar Names

Falconer is alike in pronunciation to Falconner, Faulconer and Faulconner. Other suggested similar-sounding names are Alcander, Alcinder, Balfer, Banner, Calder, Faber, Fabion, Fabron, Fabroni (see Fabron), Factor, Fafnir, Faine, Fajer, Falco, Falcon, Falke, Falken, Falkner, Fallow, Fallows, Fane, Farmer, Faron, Farrer, Farrier, Farron, Faulkner, Faxon, Felton, Filmer, Filmore, Fischer, Flannery, Flecher, Folker, Fraener, Fuller, Fulton, Fylmer (see Filmore), Gainer, Gardener, Gardiner, Gardner, Garner, Gayner, Glover, Halver, Kacper, Kleiner, Mariner, Marriner, Packer, Pallmer (see Palmer), Palmer, Rainer, Rayner, Stoner, Tanner▼, Tavener, Tavenner, Taverner, Valter, Valther, Waggoner, Wagner, Wagoner, Walder, Walker▲, Waller, Walter▼, Walther and Warriner. These names tend to be more frequently used than Falconer.