Ennar meaning | Last name Ennar origin

Is a form of Jenner. Pott, in his "Die Personen-namen insbesondere die Familiennamen," (Leipzig, 1853), considers this name a corruption of the classical Januarius; The medieval ginour, a craftsman, engineer, or clever workman, a much like-lier origin-a man of genius (ingenii) in any mechanical business. Waldinus Ingeniator (the engineer) occurs in the Domesday of Lincolnshire, as a tenant in chief.

Form of Ginner. Now more usually spelt Jenner. Old English ginour, an engineer, a craftsman. Le Engynur, Le Ginnur, Hundred Rolls The word 'gin' is retained in our version of the Old Testament, and occurs in many old writers, in the bad sense of a trap, snare, or crafty device. Can also be derived from Januarius.

The Ennar is the form of the Genower. Seems about half way between Genoure and Genoa, but is probably neither.

Variant form of Joyner. One who worked with wood, a carpenter.

Surname is the form of Jenner. One who operated an engine of war, an aphetic form of "engineer".

Is the variant of the Joiner. One who worked with wood, a carpenter.

A variation of the Jenoure. The same as Jenner - Pott, in his "Die Personen-namen insbesondere die Familiennamen," (Leipzig, 1853), considers this name a corruption of the classical Januarius; The medieval ginour, a craftsman, engineer, or clever workman, a much like-lier origin-a man of genius (ingenii) in any mechanical business. Waldinus Ingeniator (the engineer) occurs in the Domesday of Lincolnshire, as a tenant in chief.