Entity: KRAMER
KRAMER is a surname derived from the German Krämer, with historical roots as a Jewish occupational surname meaning 'travelling merchant' in Middle Low German. It has evolved to refer to merchants trading in small goods. In popular culture, it is associated with the fictional character Cosmo Kramer from the sitcom Seinfeld.
KRAMER
Etymology
KRAMER is a surname derived from the German Krämer, with historical roots as a Jewish occupational surname meaning 'travelling merchant' in Middle Low German.
Definition
KRAMER is a surname with historical ties to the occupation of merchants trading in small goods, often associated with the character Cosmo Kramer from the sitcom Seinfeld.
Historical Context
In Middle Low German during the Late Middle Ages, Kramer meant 'travelling merchant'. The meaning later changed to 'merchants trading with different rather small things'.
Cultural Significance
KRAMER is commonly associated with the character Cosmo Kramer from the American sitcom Seinfeld, known for his eccentric and quirky personality.
Related Concepts
Other related concepts include the Dutch and Low German word 'Kramer', which refers to a small merchant, hawker, or retailer.
See Also
A surname with historical ties to the occupation of merchants trading in small goods, often associated with the character Cosmo Kramer from Seinfeld.