Lazare
Meaning of Lazare
Lazare is a male name with French origins. The name is pronounced as "lah-ZAHR" (/la.zaʁ/) in French. It is a variation of the name Lazarus, which has biblical associations. In the United States of America, Lazare has been given to a small number of newborn boys in recent years. In 2008, it ranked at number 12,549 with five occurrences. While the name may not be widely popular, it carries an air of uniqueness and charm that can make it a distinctive choice for parents seeking something less common for their baby boy.
Pronunciation
French
- Pronunced as lah-ZAHR (/la.zaʁ/)
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Notable People Named Lazare
| Lazare Weiller was a French engineer, industrialist, and politician who helped pioneer television technology and supported early aviation. |
| Lazare Carnot was a French scientist and revolutionary leader whose military reforms helped transform the French army. |
| Lazare Ponticelli was France's last officially recognized World War I veteran, living to the age of 110. |
| Louis Lazare Hoche was a talented French Revolutionary general who briefly served as Minister of War in 1797. |
| Lazare Kopelmanas was an international legal expert and diplomat. |
| Lazare Saminsky was a Russian-American performer, conductor and composer known for his Jewish music. |
| Lazare Isidor was a French rabbi who served as chief rabbi of France in the late nineteenth century. |
| Lazare Eloundou Assomo is a Cameroonian architect who became the first African director of the UNESCO World Heritage Centre in 2021. |
| Lazare Adingono is a Cameroonian-American former basketball player and head coach of Angola's Primeiro de Agosto. |
| Lazare Sèhouéto - Lazare Maurice Sehoueto is a Beninese politician who served as a government minister and member of the National Assembly. |
