Miller

Miller is an English surname that originated from the Middle German word "müller," which means miller. The name was given to individuals who worked as millers or were associated with a mill in some way. This could include owning the mill, working at the mill, living near the mill, or having another connection to milling. The Miller surname is believed to have been brought to England by German immigrants during the Middle Ages. It has since become quite common in English-speaking countries and has spread across North America with British settlers. While it is important to note that the meaning of names can evolve over time and may vary depending on cultural context, the literal translation of Miller as "miller" has remained consistent throughout history.