Depends which McNairs... that is what region of Scotland the family comes from. My Grandmother was Mary McNair from a region in Perthshire once known as Lennox. in the Gaelic they are called the Clan Mac an Oighre or the sons of the hier The Macnairs of Ross- Shire are supposed to derived their name from Mac-Iain-uiddir, wich literally means Son of dark-haired john,
Surname
The literal translation to English is 'a stroll', approximating the English surname of 'Walker'.
The distinguished English surname "Apel" means "Apple".
nothing, its a surname
"Stronghold at Sorvio" is the meaning behind the "Salisbury" surname.
Sugimoto is a family or surname.
The Gaelic/English surname McPherson is patronymic, meaning 'son of the parson'.
It means 'From the east on the ridge' ,in English.
The English surname of Sells derives from the masculine given name "Sylvester" or "Silvanus".
It doesn't mean anything in Gaelic; it's an English surname.
The English surname Pickles means son of Pickle. A place name from Middle English meaning 'small field'.
Nothing really. It's a surname in English.