Keller

The name Keller carries connotations of undemanding service, as it originally described someone who managed or worked in a cellar, overseeing storage and provisions, especially in medieval settings.

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The name 'Keller' has Germanic roots and is derived from the Middle High German word 'kelner' or 'kellere,' meaning 'cellarman' or 'one who lives by the cellar.' It historically referred to someone in charge of a storehouse or cellar, particularly in medieval monasteries or estates.

  • Babies named Keller in the US in 2023:
    Female: 16
    Male: 104
  • Nicknames: Kel, Kells, Ellie, Elle, Lek.
  • Full Names: Kelley, Kellerman, Kellner, Kellogg, Kellaway.
  • Famous Namesakes: Helen Keller-Activist, Richard Keller-Politician, Tim Keller-Pastor, Anthony Keller-Actor, Gary Keller-Author.
  • Gender: Traditionally used as a surname but also a first name; predominantly male.
  • Numerology: In numerology, the name Keller is associated with the number 5. This number symbolizes adventure, change, and freedom. Individuals with the number 5 are known to be versatile, resourceful, and curious. They tend to thrive in dynamic situations and often pursue multiple interests, relishing challenges and life’s unpredictability.

While traditionally a surname, Keller has gained popularity as a first name, especially in the United States. Its rise is subtle but noticeable, often chosen for its unique blend of classic and contemporary feel. As more parents look for distinctive names, Keller's use as a first name continues to expand modestly.

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