CORDIER

Occupational

Meaning

An occupational surname derived from 'cordier,' meaning a maker or seller of rope or cord.

Etymology

The surname comes directly from the Old French 'cordier,' which derives from 'corde' (rope, cord) with the occupational suffix '-ier'. This indicates someone who manufactured, sold, or worked with rope and cordage.

About the CORDIER Surname

A French occupational surname indicating a rope maker or cord merchant. The name reflects the importance of cordage in medieval and early modern economies.

Distribution

Found primarily in France and French-speaking regions, with some presence in French diaspora communities.

Notable Bearers

Limited documented notable bearers

People with the CORDIER Surname

C. CORDIER

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