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Deborah Crask

in the US

There are 3 people with the name "Deborah Crask" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Deborah	46
Crask	60,186
Deborah Crask	9,024,727

is 42nd most common Michelle
is 43rd most common Anthony
is 44th most common Timothy
is 45th most common Jose
is 46th most common Deborah
is 47th most common Jason
is 48th most common Margaret
is 49th most common Frank
is 50th most common Sharon

is 60,182nd most common Cisson
is 60,183rd most common Corazza
is 60,184th most common Corts
is 60,185th most common Coulbourn
is 60,186th most common Crask
is 60,187th most common Cucco
is 60,188th most common Daring
is 60,189th most common Debiasi
is 60,190th most common Dechene

is 9,024,723rd most common Deborah Cranfield
is 9,024,724th most common Deborah Cranor
is 9,024,725th most common Deborah Cranson
is 9,024,726th most common Deborah Crase
is 9,024,727th most common Deborah Crask
is 9,024,728th most common Deborah Crass
is 9,024,729th most common Deborah Craton
is 9,024,730th most common Deborah Cravatta
is 9,024,731st most common Deborah Creagh

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Meaning & History

Deborah

Crask

(female) Biblical name (meaning ‘bee’ in Hebrew), borne by the nurse of Rebecca (Genesis 35:8) and by a woman judge and prophet (Judges 4–5) who led the Israelites to victory over the Canaanites. It has always been popular as a Jewish name. It was in use among Christians by the mid 16th century and was taken up by the Puritans in the 17th century, in part because the bee was a symbol of industriousness. Since then it has enjoyed enormous popularity, peaking in the 1960s. Among other famous bearers is the actress Deborah Kerr (1921–2007).

Variants: Debora, Deb(b)ra, Debrah.

Short form: Deb.

Pet forms: Debbie, Debbi, Debby, Debi, Debs.