Suever

Suever is a surname of German origin. It is believed to be a variant of the surname "Schuber" or "Schuberth," which are occupational names derived from the Middle High German word "schuober" or "schuber," meaning "one who sheaves grain." This suggests that early bearers of the name may have been involved in harvesting or processing grain.

The surname Suever can be found in various German-speaking regions, though its prevalence may have shifted over time due to migration and historical events. Like many surnames, Suever likely spread through family lineages and the movement of people within and beyond Germany.

While not among the most common surnames, individuals with the Suever surname have contributed to various fields throughout history. Information regarding specific notable individuals or the exact geographical distribution of the surname can be found in genealogical records and historical demography studies. The etymology points to a connection with agricultural practices in medieval Germany.