Kern
MEANING
ORIGIN
Anglo-Saxon
ETYMOLOGY
Derived from the Old English word 'cern', meaning secret or hidden.
CULTURAL NOTES
Often associated with mystery and the unknown.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
Used historically as a surname in England, often indicating a person who lived by a kernel or grain mill.
MEANING
ORIGIN
Germanic
ETYMOLOGY
From the German 'Kern', referring to the central part of a fruit or grain.
CULTURAL NOTES
Common as a surname in German-speaking countries.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
Associated with agriculture and farming communities in Germany.
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