Sayers
Sayers is a surname of English origin, derived from the occupational term sayer, meaning a speaker or proclaimer. It is related to the variant Sayer and to Sayre, and it appears in historical records in England before spreading to other English-speaking countries.
The most prominent bearer is Dorothy L. Sayers (1893–1957), an English crime writer, dramatist, and translator
Beyond Dorothy L. Sayers, the surname is borne by individuals in sports, academia, and public life across
Related surnames include Sayer and Sayre, and the name has variations in spelling across different regions.