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Cron
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cron crón
English
Etymology
As a Scottish surname, variant of en Crone, itself shortened from en McCrone, from en gd Mac Cróin son of the swarthy one, from gd crón swarthy.
As a en de -, Jewish, and en sv - surname, Americanized/variant of en Kron.
As a en fr - surname, from the regional word fr crone water hole.
Also as a French surname, from en fro-pic cron bent, curved, itself probably a en gem - borrowing akin to gem-pro *krumpaz or a similar variant.
As a en br - surname, from br kronn round, rounded, from en cel-bry-pro *krunn.
Proper noun
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Statistics
According to the 2010 United States Census, Cron is the 12978th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 2366 individuals. Cron is most common among White (91.08%) individuals.
Anagrams
en cnor -corn Corn Corn. corn