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Park

Unisex Name day: February 26
Park is a short form of Parker: on birth records it is written Parker (132,840 births). History, popularity and famous bearers: on the Parker page.
Origin: English occupational surname (from Old French 'parc'). Meaning: keeper of the park, gamekeeper.
From the Middle English/Anglo-Norman 'parkere,' the officer in charge of a lord's game park, itself from Old French 'parc'; the surname later became a fashionable American given name.

Name day for Park

February 26

Why this day? Park is a short form of Parker, and shares its name day.

Park is celebrated in the United States on February 26.

The story of the name Park

Park is a short form of Parker. It keeps its origin (English occupational surname (from Old French 'parc')) and meaning — keeper of the park, gamekeeper, and shares its name day, February 26.

On birth records, Park is rarely written as such: the Parks are Parkers (132,840 births). For the name's history, year-by-year popularity and famous bearers, read the Parker page.

Frequently asked questions about Park

What does Park mean?

Park is a short form of Parker, which means keeper of the park, gamekeeper.

When is Park's name day?

February 26, together with Parker: a short form shares the name day of the name it comes from.

Is Park a name in its own right?

It is a familiar short form. It does not appear as such in birth records, where you find Parker.

Park's profile

Energy 7/10
Humor 6/10
Independence 7/10
Sensitivity 5/10
Ambition 7/10
Stability 6/10
Whimsy 5/10
Diplomacy 6/10
Loyalty 6/10
Need for attention 5/10

Playful profile, for entertainment.

Name compatibility potential:

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Friendship potential for Park

Top 10

  1. Sondra90%
  2. Melba88%
  3. Reba88%
  4. Maryann87%
  5. Cecelia85%
  6. Dorothea83%
  7. Celia83%
  8. Irma83%
  9. Clarice83%
  10. Erma83%

Bottom 10

  1. Ruthie46%
  2. Inez52%
  3. Ramona53%
  4. Bernadine54%
  5. Beulah57%
  6. Elva58%
  7. Lizzie59%
  8. Jeannette59%
  9. Eula60%
  10. Opal60%

Love potential for Park

Top 10

  1. Jeannette87%
  2. Antoinette83%
  3. Nettie83%
  4. Mable83%
  5. Jeannine80%
  6. Blanche80%
  7. Nannie79%
  8. Maryann79%
  9. Harriet78%
  10. Dorothea78%

Bottom 10

  1. Lola48%
  2. Lizzie52%
  3. Opal53%
  4. Fern53%
  5. Elva54%
  6. Lottie56%
  7. Faye57%
  8. Elvira57%
  9. Rosie57%
  10. Imogene57%

Professional potential for Park

Top 10

  1. Addie88%
  2. Bettye82%
  3. Bette82%
  4. Bettie82%
  5. Lenora80%
  6. Lenore80%
  7. Elnora80%
  8. Cornelia78%
  9. Clarice76%
  10. Eunice75%

Bottom 10

  1. Lola45%
  2. Rhoda45%
  3. Elva46%
  4. Lela46%
  5. Opal46%
  6. Jeannette48%
  7. Lizzie48%
  8. Luella49%
  9. Beulah49%
  10. Ramona49%

Crush potential for Park

Top 10

  1. Jeannine94%
  2. Mable93%
  3. Melba93%
  4. Etta92%
  5. Rhoda91%
  6. Celia91%
  7. Sondra89%
  8. Myrna89%
  9. Susie89%
  10. Reba89%

Bottom 10

  1. Ramona51%
  2. Inez51%
  3. Ruthie52%
  4. Alberta56%
  5. Elva61%
  6. Hilda63%
  7. Bernadine63%
  8. Addie64%
  9. Lola64%
  10. Geneva64%
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