Baker

Baker refers to someone who bakes; it represents an occupational surname traditionally, but is also used as a first name. This name signifies a person who is parts of a baking profession or field.

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The name Baker is of Old English origin, deriving from the word 'baecere', which means 'to bake'. Originally, it was an occupational surname given to people involved in baking or working in a bakery.

  • Popularity: 723rd
  • Babies named Baker in the US in 2023:
    Female: 84
    Male: 798
  • Nicknames: Bake, Bakee, Bae, Bey, Bee.
  • Full Names: Baker Smith, Baker Johnson, Baker Williams, Baker Brown, Baker Davis.
  • Famous Namesakes: Baker Mayfield-NFL Player, Baker Dunleavy-Basketball Coach, Baker Knight-Songwriter, Baker, Street-Character in Magicians, Baker-Finch-Golfer.
  • Gender: Traditionally male, but also used for other/non-binary genders in modern contexts.
  • Numerology: The name Baker resonates with the number 9, which is often associated with humanitarianism and selflessness. Individuals with this name are believed to have strong leadership qualities, a sense of duty, and an inclination towards idealistic pursuits. They are visionaries who act out of compassion and a desire to promote the common good.

Baker has seen subtle growth in popularity as a first name, especially in the United States, where occupational surnames have been gaining traction as given names. It consistently ranks within the top 3,000 names for boys but also finds its place across different genders, reflecting the cultural trend towards unisex names.

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