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Christopher Rog

in the US

There are 9 people with the name "Christopher Rog" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Christopher	33
Rog	36,705
Christopher Rog	2,803,691

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is 34th most common Scott
is 35th most common Sandra
is 36th most common Kevin
is 37th most common Jeffrey

is 36,701st most common Notter
is 36,702nd most common Popiel
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is 36,704th most common Raboin
is 36,705th most common Rog
is 36,706th most common Sakurai
is 36,707th most common Seifer
is 36,708th most common Teta
is 36,709th most common Torio

is 2,803,687th most common Christopher Rister
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is 2,803,689th most common Christopher Rodier
is 2,803,690th most common Christopher Roff
is 2,803,691st most common Christopher Rog
is 2,803,692nd most common Christopher Roger
is 2,803,693rd most common Christopher Rogerson
is 2,803,694th most common Christopher Rohe
is 2,803,695th most common Christopher Rohner

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Meaning & History

Christopher

Rog

(male) From the Greek name Khristophoros, from Khristos ‘Christ’ + pherein ‘to bear’. This was popular among early Christians, conscious of the fact that they were metaphorically bearing Christ in their hearts. A later, over-literal interpretation of the name gave rise to the legend of a saint who actually bore the Christ-child over a stream; he is regarded as the patron of travellers. In England the name was uncommon in the Middle Ages, but became very popular in the 16th century, especially in parts of the North.

Variant: Kristopher.

Short form: Chris.

Pet forms: Kit; Christie, Christy (mainly Scottish and Irish).

Cognates: Irish: Críostóir. German: Christoph. Dutch: Christofoor, Kristofoor. Scandinavian: Kristoffer. French: Christophe. Spanish: Cristóbal. Catalan: Cristòfol. Portuguese: Cristovão. Italian: Cristoforo. Polish: Krzysztof. Czech: Kryštof. Bulgarian: Hristo. Finnish: Risto. Hungarian: Kristóf. Latvian: Kristaps.