Kolter

The name Kolter is an English surname that is believed to have originated as an occupational name for someone who worked with or burned coal.

It may have derived from a variant of the Middle English word 'colter', meaning 'coal-burner' or 'charcoal-burner'.

The name is also sometimes linked to the Old English word 'colt', meaning 'young male horse', though this connection is less certain.

As a given name, Kolter is relatively rare and modern in usage, likely emerging as a unique name choice in the late 20th century.