Gartners

Gartners is the plural form used in English to refer to multiple people who bear the surname Gartner. It is not a distinct organization, concept, or geographic entity in its own right.

Origin and meaning

The surname Gartner (and by extension Gartners) derives from the German word gärtner, meaning gardener. The name originated as an occupational surname in German-speaking regions, indicating an ancestral profession. Variants in spelling include Gärtner, Gartner, Garten, and related forms in different languages and regions.

Geographic distribution

surnames of Germanic origin are widely found in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, and have spread to many other parts of the world through migration. In English-language contexts, Gartners would typically refer to a group of individuals sharing the Gartner surname rather than to a separate place or institution.

Usage and notable bearers

In scholarly and reference works, Gartners would appear primarily as a plural reference to people named Gartner. There are notable individuals with the surname Gartner across various fields, including science, business, sports, and arts, though such mentions are usually grouped under the broader entry for the surname Gartner rather than under Gartners as a separate entity.

See also

Gartner (surname) and Gartner (disambiguation) provide related information about the name, its variants, and notable people who bear it. The term Gartners should not be confused with the Gartner market research firm, which is a distinct entity often referred to by its corporate name rather than as "Gartners."