Fulmar

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Meaning

A surname possibly derived from the fulmar seabird or from a personal name with similar phonetics.

Etymology

The name may derive from Old Norse 'fúll' (foul) and 'már' (gull), referring to the fulmar seabird common in northern waters. Alternatively, it could originate from a Scandinavian personal name adapted into English.

About the Fulmar Surname

A rare surname possibly connected to maritime or ornithological origins. The name may have developed as a nickname or occupational designation in coastal regions.

Distribution

Found primarily in Scotland, England, and Scandinavia.

Notable Bearers

Unknown

People with the Fulmar Surname

Charles Fulmar

1845–1920 Rev.