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♂ Fraser
What does Fraser mean?
Fraser 
as a boys' name is pronounced FRAY-zer. It is of Scottish origin. Transferred use of the surname of a major Scottish clan. The surname is of Norman origin, but the derivation is uncertain. Possibly influenced by French fraise meaning "strawberry". Frasier is notable today due to the popular TV comedy series.
Variations
VARIANTS Fraser, Frasier, Frazer, Frazier
CREATIVE FORMS(male)
(female)
MIDDLE NAME PAIRINGS
Fraser Kristian (F.K.), ..
How popular is Fraser?
Fraser is an uncommon first name for males but a very popular surname for both adults and children (#1312 out of 150436, Top 1%). (2000 U.S. DEMOGRAPHICS)
Fraser reached its top rank of #33 in Scotland in 1999, and is presently at #64. (2018 BIRTH STATISTICS)
Which version is better?
The only other prominent alternative form of Fraser listed in the Top 2000 is Frazier. Adoption of these relations of Fraser was at its most widespread 118 years ago.
Similar Names
Recommended sound-alike names are Arther▼, Asser, Braiser (see Brazier), Brander, Braser, Brazer, Brewer, Casper, Cramer, Draper, Fabe, Fabek, Faber, Fabert, Fahed, Fajar, Fajer, Fajr, Farmer, Farrer, Farrier, Faye, Ferrer, Ferrier, Filmer, Fisher▲, Flavel, Folker, Forester, Forster, Fraener, Fraenir, Fraine, Franc, Franck, Franio, Frans, Frantz, Franz, Franzel, Franzen, Frasco, Frayn, Frayne, Fredek (see Frederick), Free, Freen, Frewen, Frey, Frisco, Frost, Frye, Fryer, Fursey, Gasper, Greer, Grover▼, Kaiser▲, Kasper, Kramer, Krister, Lazer, Maier, Majer, Mayer, Naser, Prosper, Saber, Sayer, Seager, Taber, Thayer, Traver, Trever▼ and Weaver. These names tend to be more commonly used than Fraser.
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