Fraser
Scottish · Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Fraser
Fraser derives from the Old French surname "Frésière," meaning "strawberry grower" or "one who grows strawberries," with roots in the French word "fraise" (strawberry).
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Etymology
Fraser derives from the Old French surname "Frésière," meaning "strawberry grower" or "one who grows strawberries," with roots in the French word "fraise" (strawberry). The name is primarily Scottish and British, where it became established as a clan name in the Scottish Highlands; it has been borne by numerous notable figures in Scottish history and politics but is not tied to any particular religion.
Fraser currently ranks #5,686 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2024.
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