williams
n. countablen. a very common family name in English-speaking countries. It originally meant 'son of William'.
n. a common English-language surname of patronymic origin, meaning 'son of William'.
The new teacher's name is Mr. Williams.
Serena Williams is widely considered one of the greatest tennis players in the history of the sport.
The Williams family has lived in this valley for generations, establishing a local legacy that spans from the early farming days to the modern industrial era.
Variant of William with genitival or post-medieval excrescent -s.
From William + -s (plural suffix).
As a proper noun, it is capitalized; when referring to a family as a group, it takes the plural form 'the Williamses'.
The Williams are coming over.The Williamses are coming over.To make a surname ending in 's' plural, you must add 'es' rather than just an 's' or an apostrophe.