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Larker

Larker

3 9.6
A family name that people have after their first name
  • proper noun
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  • VE estimates of .50 and above support internal consistency of scale measures (Fornell & Larker, 1981).
  • Chou Larker
  • Sheriff Larker
  • Dana Larker

Examples

  • After the meeting, Larker thanked his colleagues for their support and commitment to the project.

  • Everyone gathered at the party to hear what Mr. Larker had to say about the upcoming community events.

  • Hey, there, Mr. Larker!

  • Mr. Larker!

  • Composite reliability (Comp. alpha) was .83 for the risk construct, which is sufficiently higher than the minimum recommended level of .60 (Fornell & Larker, 1981).

    Academic text (2000)
  • As Sheriff Larker inspected the scene, he noted several odd details that could lead to clues.

Synonyms

Kemp
vsLarker
984 4.8

A last name that people have

is the same family name presented in broader form
Sayer
vsLarker
113 5.6

A family name used as a last name by people

is the same family name but described more simply as a surname
Hurley
vsLarker
69 7.4

A family name that some people use as their last name

is the same family name without extra usage detail
Stabler
vsLarker
57 8.6

A family name some people have

is the same family name without usage qualifier
Holden
vsLarker
47 7.3

A family name used by some people in English-speaking countries

is the same family name but without origin information
Spicer
vsLarker
34 5.1

A family name used by some people

is the same family name without extra origin or role information
Sloot
vsLarker
23 9.9

A name shared by people in the same family and used as a last name

is the same family name given in the key concept
Creasy
vsLarker
20 8.8

A last name that some people have

is the same family name without extra role information
Scudder
vsLarker
12 9.5

A last name that people in the same family share

is the same family name expressed more generally
Corke
vsLarker
11 9.9

A last name used by members of a family

is the same family name expressed without usage emphasis
Olde
vsLarker
10 9.9

A family name that some people have as their last name

is the same family name without the 'proper name' label
Hiller
vsLarker
9 6.5

A last name that some people have

is the same family name without extra qualifiers
Hillman
vsLarker
9 6.3

A family name used by people, often from England

is the same family name without origin emphasis
Kenner
vsLarker
8 7.4

A last name used by some people

is the same family name stated in the key concept
Streeter
vsLarker
8 7.0

A family name that people use as their last name

is the same family name without mentioning last name usage
Spooner
vsLarker
7 6.6

A last name used by some people

is the same family name without noting an individual bearer
Pease
vsLarker
7 9.0

A family name used by people and sometimes as a place name

is the same family name without place name mention
Percival
vsLarker
7 6.7

A family name used by people to show family connection

is the same family name phrased more simply
Pilcher
vsLarker
5 9.4

A family name people use as their last name

is the same family name without extra origin or role information
Kercher
vsLarker
5 9.9

A last name used by members of a family

is the same family name presented more generally
Burpee
vsLarker
4 8.0

A family name that some people have

is the same family name without user qualifiers
Mosser
vsLarker
2 9.4

A family name that some people have

is the same family name without extra origin or role information
merrow
vsLarker
2 9.9

A last name used by some families

is the same family name without extra context
Sweeting
vsLarker
2 9.1

A name that people in the same family share as their last name

is the same family name expressed in the key
Flory
vsLarker
2 7.7

A last name used by members of the same family

is the same family name described more generally
Stableford
vsLarker
2 9.5

A last name that some people have

is the same family name described in the key concept
Hitchcock
vsLarker
2 5.7

A last name used by some people

is the same family name without further specificity
Trumper
vsLarker
2 9.1

A name used by members of the same family

is the same family name expressed more generally
Quilter
vsLarker
1 6.3

A last name that people have

is the same family name phrased in the key
Dancy
vsLarker
1 9.1

A family name that people use as a last name

is the same family name stated in the key
Baillie
vsLarker
1 7.9

A family name from Scotland

is the same family name without origin information
Pieman
vsLarker
1 9.9

A family name used by some people

is the same family name without mentioning particular users
Hoople
vsLarker
1 9.9

A name that people in the same family share

is the same family name without extra labeling
Seton
vsLarker
1 8.6

A last name that comes from Scotland

is the same family name without mentioning origin
Aimer
vsLarker
1 9.5

A family name used by some people

is the same family name without specifying users
Storer
vsLarker
1 9.4

A family name used as a last name

is the same family name stated in the key concept
Standage
vsLarker
9.1

A family name people use as a last name

is the same family name without extra origin or role information
Tingler
vsLarker
9.1

A family name used by some people

is the same family name expressed without the alternative phrasing
Bocher
vsLarker
9.9

A family name used as a last name

is the same family name without usage emphasis
Neter
vsLarker
9.5

A family name used by some people

is the same family name without specifying users
Terminer
vsLarker
9.9

A family name used by some people

is the same family name without specifying families
Wardian
vsLarker
9.9

A family name used by some people

is the same family name without extra comment
Wheatland
vsLarker
8.8

A family name used by some people

is the same family name without origin information
Hoper
vsLarker
9.7

A family name that people use as their last name

is the same family name expressed more generally
Lacer
vsLarker
9.5

A name that people use as their last name

is the same family name without extra qualifiers

Surface Forms

Larker main

Etymology

Larker is a family name that probably comes from the English word lark ('a small singing bird') plus the ending -er ('one who'). So it likely started as a way to call someone who lived where larks were common or who was lively like a lark, and over time that description became a surname.