gevers

Gevers is the plural of the Dutch noun gever, meaning a person who gives. In Dutch usage, gevers are donors or contributors in contexts such as charity, science, or welfare. The term can refer to individuals who provide money, time, blood, or other resources.

Etymology: gever is formed from the verb geven (to give) with the agent suffix -er; the plural gevers is produced by adding the standard Dutch plural -s. The word thus denotes the role of a donor or provider.

Surname: Gevers is also a Dutch-language surname. It is found in the Netherlands and in Flemish-speaking parts of Belgium, and among Dutch-speaking communities abroad. As a surname, it is generally considered to be occupational or descriptive in origin, relating to an ancestor known as a giver or to a role involving provisioning or benefaction.

In culture and institutions: The word appears in names of charitable foundations or donor organizations in Dutch-speaking regions, reflecting its basic meaning.

Notable people: The surname Gevers has been borne by several individuals who have achieved recognition in fields such as arts, academia, and public life.