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Fraser

FRAY-zer

Rare & Uncommon → Stable

✦ Meaning

“Scottish surname meaning 'of the forest men,' derived from the Norman 'fraise' (strawberry) or possibly 'frazer' (strawberry cultivators).”

Popularity Over Time

Fraser US popularity rank over timeRank 13544 in 2016 to rank 2431 in 1937. Lower rank numbers are more popular.#2431#7988#13544191519401960198020002024

Fraser is not currently in the US top 1000.

Origin

Norman FrenchScottish

Syllables

2

Nicknames

FraseFrazz

Style

StrongClassicBoldElegant

Famous Bearers

  • Fraser Heston (actor)
  • Brendan Fraser (actor)
  • Fraser (character from Outlander)

Collections

Works Everywhere → Beautiful But Not Top 100 → Old Money Names → Preppy & Surname Names → Two Syllables →

Similar Names

Garrett

Germanic Beautiful But Not Top 100

Garrick

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Garrison

Old English Rare & Uncommon

Griffith

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Farren

Celtic Rare & Uncommon

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Cormac

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Alistair

Greek Beautiful But Not Top 100

Garrett

Germanic Beautiful But Not Top 100

Garrison

Old English Rare & Uncommon

Callum

Latin Beautiful But Not Top 100

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Cross-Cultural Notes

Strong in Scottish culture, popular in English-speaking regions

People Also Ask

Scottish surname meaning 'of the forest men,' derived from the Norman 'fraise' (strawberry) or possibly 'frazer' (strawberry cultivators).

Fraser is not currently in the US top 1000, making it a genuinely rare choice. Usage has stayed pretty consistent over the past decade.

Popular nicknames for Fraser include Frase, Frazz.

Names that pair beautifully with Fraser include Cormac, Alistair, Garrett, Garrison, Callum.