Granger

The name Granger is traditionally associated with the role of managing or working in a granary, a key function in agricultural communities. It symbolizes diligence, responsibility, and an inherent connection to nature and agriculture.

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The name Granger has its roots in the Old French term 'graingier,' which was a derivative of 'grain.' Historically, a Granger was a granary worker—a person who managed or worked in storing and handling grain. Over time, it became an occupational surname before being adopted as a first name.

  • Babies named Granger in the US in 2023:
    Female: 0
    Male: 182
  • Nicknames: Gray, Gerry, Angie, Annie, G.
  • Full Names: Grainger, Graners, Granier, Greenager, Granniger.
  • Famous Namesakes: Hermione Granger - Fictional character, Granger Smith - Country Singer, Farley Granger - Actor, Granger Taylor - Inventor, Granger McCoy - Sculptor.
  • Gender: Typically considered a masculine name, although it can be unisex; popular among fictional characters.
  • Numerology: In numerology, 'Granger' resonates with the number 7. This number signifies introspection, analytical abilities, and a penchant for solitude. Individuals with this name may naturally possess a deep yearning for knowledge and spiritual growth.

While not commonly used as a first name in contemporary settings, 'Granger' enjoys recognition due to its use in popular culture, such as the Harry Potter series. It ranks moderately in name popularity charts, appealing to those who seek a unique yet historically rooted name.

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