Beers Surname Origin & Meaning

/BEERS/

Beers is most likely a surname of German origin.

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Surname Origin

The surname 'Beers' is of Dutch origin, derived from the word 'beer,' meaning 'berry' or 'field,' and was likely used as a topographic surname for someone living near a berry patch or a field. It is also found as a surname in Germany and Belgium, where similar linguistic roots exist.

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Surname Ethnicity & Nationality

These estimates show the cultural and national origins most closely associated with this name. They describe the name, not an individual's identity.

  • Flag of German
    German (Germanic) 85%
  • Flag of Belgian
    Belgian (Benelux) 10%
  • Flag of Dutch
    Dutch (Dutch) 5%

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Surname Details

  • Surname: Beers

Famous People Named Beers

One notable person is Bob Beers, an American ice hockey player. Another is John Beers, a 19th-century American politician. A third is Peter Beers, a Dutch footballer.

Beers Numerology

Numerology is provided for entertainment only and is not scientific.

Soul Urge Number: 22

People with this name tend to be: Master Builder, powerful and practical (Master Number).

Sources & Methodology

US popularity data comes from the Social Security Administration. Origin and ethnicity estimates are generated from name patterns and cultural distributions using AI-assisted analysis.

These results are estimates, not definitive genealogical findings. Learn more about our methodology.

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