Cooper

#12 in Montana

Meaning of Cooper

The name Cooper is a strong and timeless choice for boys, rooted in English origins. Traditionally, Cooper was an occupational surname referring to someone who made or repaired barrels, casks, and tubs—a "cooper." This practical and industrious heritage lends the name a sense of reliability and craftsmanship. Pronounced as KOO-per (/ˈku.pər/) in English, Cooper has seen a steady rise in popularity over the years. Notably, it ranked 52nd in the United States in 2023 with 5,425 newborns given this name. The name has been consistently popular since the early 20th century, reflecting its enduring appeal. A modern yet classic choice, Cooper conveys a sense of dependability and charm that makes it a favorite among parents today.

Pronunciation

American English

  • Pronunced as KOO-per (/ˈku.pər/)

British English

  • Pronunced as KOO-puh (/ˈku.pə/)

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Notable People Named Cooper

Cooper is an American artist renowned for his sculptures and assemblages, currently residing and creating in Alaska.
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