Fuller
Meaning of Fuller
Fuller unfolds like a whispered secret carried on the loom of history, an occupational name whose roots reach back to the Old English “fullian” and even further to the Latin fullo—“one who cleanses and presses cloth to new life.” Evoking the rhythmic pulse of the fullonica, where wool was bathed in water and beaten until it grew lustrous and strong, Fuller conjures images of transformation, of humble fibers transmuted into garments fit for kings and poets alike. In choosing this name, one honors both the artisan’s craft and the spirit of renewal, imbuing a child with the promise of patience, industriousness, and the quiet alchemy that turns the ordinary into the extraordinary. Warm yet enduring, Fuller carries an enthusiastic whisper of abundance—light-hearted enough to banish a stubborn stain, profound enough to stand proudly through the ages.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as FUL-er (/ˈfʊ.lər/)
British English
- Pronunced as FUL-uh (/ˈfʊ.lə/)
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Notable People Named Fuller
| Fuller Albright - |
| Fuller Warren - |
