Usually means: Surname of German or Swiss origin.
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▸ noun:  A surname.

Similar:
Baier, Baugh, Niebauer, Bahr, Nachbaur, Bauerle, Baublitz, Neubauer, Bauder, Bauer, more...

Phrases:
Ferdinand Christian Baur, Eleonore Baur, Esperanza Baur, Hans Baur, Fred Baur, more...

Adjectives:
sargent, great, late, german, esen, true, bed, rizzo, particular, post, remarkable



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Similar:
Baier, Baugh, Niebauer, Bahr, Nachbaur, Bauerle, Baublitz, Neubauer, Bauder, Bauer, more...

Phrases:
Ferdinand Christian Baur, Eleonore Baur, Esperanza Baur, Hans Baur, Fred Baur, Elizabeth Baur, more...

Adjectives:
sargent, great, late, german, esen, true, bed, rizzo, particular, post, remarkable



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