Sayce
Sayce is a surname of English origin. It is thought to derive from a topographical feature, possibly a place named with the Old English word "sæh", meaning "marsh" or "bog". Alternatively, it may be derived from a personal name, though its precise etymology in this context is less clear.
The surname appears in historical records as early as the medieval period, with variations in spelling such
Notable individuals with the surname Sayce include Archibald Henry Sayce, a prominent English philologist and archaeologist