English to Estonian


Many people, who sailed to the Americas, over the years from other counties, changed their names. They wanted to fit in. They didn’t want to stand out or be seen as different. Some people simply used a translation, of their surname. We will be adding to this list, as time permits. Multiple pages contain the name translations that some of these people have used. The translation tables are setup as follows:

 

English Estonian
Bank Kuhjama
Barber Habemeajaja
Beach Rand
Blacksmith Sepp
Butcher Lihunik
Carpenter Puusepp
Castle Loss
Champion Meister
Cliff Kalju
Cook Kokk
Cooper Tundersepp
Creek Oja
Cross Rist
Deer Hirv
Drum Trummel
Duck Part
Eagle Kotkas
Emperor Keiser
End Lopp
Fair Oiglane
Farmer Talu
Field Vali
Fisher Kalastaja
Flax Lina
Flower Lill
Fortune Onn
Fox Rebane
Friend Sober
Gale Raju
Goat Kits
Gold Kuld
Green Roheline
Guard Vulyar
Hail Rahe
Hawk Kull
Herd Kari
Hoe Koblas
Hook Konks
Horn Sarv
Hunter Jahimees
Iron Raud
Judge Kohtunik
Junior Noorem
Knight Ratsu
Lamb Lambaliha
Law Seadus
Leather Nahk
Lion Lovi
Little Vahe
Lord Isand
Love Armastus
Major
Mason Muursepp
Mayor Muursepp
Minister
Moon Kuu
Mountain Magi
North Pohja
Ox Harg
Painter Maalikunstnik
Parson Kirikuopetaja
Pasture Karjamaa
Peace Rahu
Pebble Munakas
Peer
People Inimesed
Pigeon Tuvi
Pillar Sammas
Plow Ader
Poet Luuletaja
Pond Tiik
Pope Paavst
Printer Trukkal
Queen Kuninganna
Rain Vihm
Ransom Lunaraha
Reed Pilliroog
Regal Kuninglik
Rice Riis
Rich Rikas
Ridge Kant
Road Tee
Robber Roovel
Roman Rooma
Sailor Madrus
Saint Puhak
Sculptor Skulptor
Seal Tihend
Sheep Lammas
Shepherd Karjus
Ship Laev
Shoemaker Kinfsepp
Shore Kallas
Singer Laulja
Sparrow Varblane
Spear Oda
Steel Teras
Stone Kivi
Sweep Puhkima
Taylor Ratsep
Teacher Opetaja
Temple Tempel
Tower Torn
Town Linn
Treat Ravima
Valley Org
Victor Voitja
Vine Viinapuu
Virgin Neitsi
Waiter Kelner
Weave Jutustama
Weaver Kuduja
Wheeler Veeretaja
White Valge
Wood Puit
Young Noor