Names with Precise Trait

Dexter (Latin): Right-handed, skilled

Fletcher: Expert arrow-maker or bowman

Gauge: English origin, meaning "measure or standard," signifying precision, accuracy, assessment, and attention to detail.

Carver: English occupational name for a woodworker or sculptor, skilled in creating intricate designs.

Orlo: Latin - "golden" or "golden eagle"; Russian - "eagle"; Old Norse - "arrow" or "edge"

Hasib: Arabic name meaning "calculator" or "accountant."

Cutler: English, "knife maker"

Schneider: German origin, meaning "tailor"

Dex: Greek origin, meaning "right-handed" or "skillful."

Bowman: English surname for skilled archers or bow makers.

Taylor: Anglo-Saxon for "tailor," representing skillful design and artistry in textiles.

Tayler (English): Tailor

Divine arrow, upper shrine, or paper god (Japanese)

Siham: Arrow of strength, focus, and precision.

Shearer

Arial: Modern adaptation of Helvetica, combining "Helvetica" and "Sans Serif" to reflect its resemblance to Helvetica without serifs.

Serra: Latin origin meaning "saw," symbolizing precision, perseverance, and transformation.

Takeya: Japanese name meaning "steadfast and driven," combining the symbols of bamboo (strength, resilience) and arrow (precision, ambition).

Talor: English origin, meaning "tailor," skilled in cutting or tailoring.

Tally means "tally mark," implying organization and orderliness; "tall," suggesting leadership and stature; and "tallying," indicating precision and analytical abilities.