Carter
[/ˈkɑːrtər/]Meaning
from the English surname Carter, meaning "one who uses a cart"
Background Story
Carter is an English surname and given name, taken from the surname Carter, "one who uses a cart". The surname comes from the Anglo-Norman careter or caretier, with a root in the Latin carettarius and ultimately the Celtic cairt, meaning "cart", a word still used in Gaelic. The earliest recorded use of the surname in England dates to 1192–1193. Karter is a variant of the name.
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