Surname Groser

Cognomen Groser (Groser , Groseille ) , all around the world, is a rare family name. The cognomen Groser is habitual in Denmark, where it is a rare surname, Australia, and France. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is commonest in France, Argentina, and Denmark. Very seldom, Groser is the forename as well as the last name.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Groser

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Groser	Germany, Australia, Brazil, United States, Denmark
Groseille	France, United States, Argentina

Last names said to be same

Gros, Grose, Grosser, Groß, Großer, Гро, غروز, قروس, and グロ

Notable namesakes

	john groser Church of England clergyman and Christian socialist, GB (b. 1890)
	shlomo groser Victim of the Holocaust, UA (b. 1891)
	tim groser New Zealand politician, NZ (b. 1950)
	michael groser English sculptor and musician (b. 1918)
	albert groser Peerage person ID=235130
	anne perrott groser (died 1946)

Characteristic forenames

Mr, Miguel, Sergio, Stella, Amanda, Lauren, Louise, Eileen, Vibeke, Melanie, Michael, Allison, Richard, Douglas, Emmalee, Francis, William, Carolina, Courtney, Kathleen, Joiselia, Victoria, Oscar, Nigel, Jacob, Larry, Jed, Jim, Tim, Acir, Gary, Lisa, Luke, Jane, Tara, Tony, Alexandre, Fred, Aline, Allie, Anton, Karin, Paulo, Pedro, Robin, Renee, Ditte, Grace, Maria, and Christine