[ichabod1]

So weird, the family is called Payseur and yes, the ‘pay’ does connote ‘pay me.’

[AZLiberty]

According to Neon, the original French word meant “Paymaster”, or the one in charge of paying. But it certainly seems to have been turned around. Now we pay the master.

[Cats Pajamas]

Pay the sewer.

[LonePalm]

From French, taking its parts literally, Payseur would be countryman.

Pays = country/nation/soil & -eur is the extension for male person.

The general word for countryman is compatriot.

Hope this helps.

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