Orgar is used as a family name or surname in England. It is 5 characters long in length.
The form of the Worger. Scholar Ferguson deduces it from the Teutonic wer or ver, and ger, and thus it must be synonymous with Spearman.
Ordgar, an Anglo-Saxon personal name, whence doubtless Orgarswick, county of Kent.
Lastname Orgar is a form of Elgar. An ancient personal name, still often used in the South as a baptismal appellation. Its forms in Domesday are Algar and Ælgar.
Orgar is variation of Auger. A Norman name, whence Fitz-Aucher. Also a corruption of Alsager, a place in Cheshire. Archæologia.
The Orgar is variant form of Algar. See Elgar - An ancient personal name, still often used in the South as a baptismal appellation. Its forms in Domesday are Algar and Ælgar
In the Hundred Rolls the is forms are Algar and Algor.
The form of Agar. Aucher, a Norman personal name, whence Fitz-Aucher.
Family name Orgar is a variant form of the Alger. Descendant of Aldgar meaning old, spear, or Athelgar meaning noble, spear or may be it is derived from Aelfgar equivalent to elf, spear.
Lastname Orgar is the variant of the Auger. Descendant of Adalgar meaning noble, spear.
Orgar is a form of Eager. A trait of character; or, perhaps, corruption of Edgar (spelt in Anglo-Saxon Eâdgar) by the suppression of the letter D.