Fuller
Meaning of Fuller
Originating from Old English, the name Fuller is predominantly used for baby boys. It is derived from the occupational surname "fuller," which referred to someone who worked with cloth and textiles by cleansing and thickening them. The name Fuller has a strong association with craftsmanship and diligence. In terms of pronunciation, it is pronounced as FUL-er in both American English (/ˈfʊ.lər/) and British English (/ˈfʊ.lə/). Some variations of the name include Fullerton. In terms of popularity in the United States, Fuller has seen fluctuating usage over the years, with its highest ranking occurring in 1913 when it reached number 6 on the list of most popular names for baby boys.
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 was an American endocrinologist known for his significant contributions to the understanding of calcium metabolism and disorders related to calcium and phosphate abnormalities in the body. |
| Fuller Warren was the 30th governor of Florida and a prominent American attorney and politician. |
