Laster
Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Laster
Laster is not a widely documented given name with a clear etymological origin; it may derive from the English occupational surname "laster" (one who lasts hides in shoemaking) or be a variant of names like "Lancaster," though its use as a given name is minimal and unclear.
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Etymology
Laster is not a widely documented given name with a clear etymological origin; it may derive from the English occupational surname "laster" (one who lasts hides in shoemaking) or be a variant of names like "Lancaster," though its use as a given name is minimal and unclear. It has no significant documented use in any major culture, religion, or historical context as a primary given name.
Laster currently ranks #4,261 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1925.
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