History:
English The name Chandler is derived from the Old English word 'chan' meaning 'hand'. The name was originally given to someone who was skilled with their hands. The name has been popular in the United States since the late 19th century. The history of the name Chandler is largely unknown, but it is likely that it originated in the United Kingdom. The name may have originated in the county of Kent, which was known for its woolen mills. The name may also have originated in the town of Chatham, which is located in Kent. The name Chandler is currently popular in the United States. The name has been adopted by many people, including actors, athletes, and politicians. The name has also been popular among parents who are seeking a name that is not too common. The name Chandler can be pronounced as 'chan-deer', 'chan-dler', or 'chan-dler-ee'. The name can also be spelled Chandler, Chandler, and Chander. The name can also be pronounced as 'shan-deer', 'shan-dler', or 'shan-dler-ee'.
