Vosler

Vosler is a surname of German origin. It is a variant of the name Voßler, which itself is derived from the Middle High German word "voʒ," meaning "fox." As such, Vosler and its variants were likely originally occupational surnames for someone who hunted foxes, or a nickname referring to someone with fox-like characteristics, such as cunning or red hair. The name is found predominantly in regions with historical German-speaking populations.

The spelling variations of Vosler include Vossler, Voßler, and Fossler, among others. Genealogical research may be required to determine the precise origin and family history of individuals bearing this surname.