Ferber

Dyer or Faerber is a common surname and the professional name of those exercising the activity of dyeing.

Number of people:

Adolf Dyer (1912-1987), German politician
Anne Marie Dyer ( born 1943 ), German badminton player
Anton Dyer (1906-1991), German actor
Bernd Dyer (born 1978 ), German actor
Christoph tinctorius (also: Christoph Christoph dyer or painter, 1604-1662 ), German physician
Gisela Färber (* 1955), German scientist financial
Hans Dyer (1907-1982), German classical scholar and headmaster
Hans- Johann Färber (* 1947), German rower and Olympic champion
Henry Dyer (1864-1941), Austrian economist
Hermann Färber (* 1963), German politician
Helmut Färber (* 1937), German film scholars
Jörg Faerber ( born 1929 ), German conductor
Charles Dyer (1888-1979), German writer and journalist
Klaus -Peter Färber (* 1947), German badminton player
Tinctorius Mathias ( Mathias dyer; * before 1600, † 1632), registrar, notary, archivist and judges
Michael Dyer (1778-1844), Goethe's servant 1814-1832
Peter Dyer (1922-2009), German local politician ( Bayreuth Community )
Peter Faerber ( born 1953 ), Austrian actor and voice actor
Werner Färber (* 1957), German children's author
Willi Dyer (1911-1988), German Boxer

Other meanings:

The dyer, a main character in the opera Die Frau ohne Schatten by Richard Strauss and Hugo von Hofmannsthal
Dyer, a friend of Elias Canetti, in his book The Tongue Boy's Life
The dyer and his twin brother, piece by Johann Nestroy (1840 )
Dyer's broom and dyer's oak, natural colorants