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Kratt

Kratt proper noun: a surname from German [in turn originating as an occupation], meaning “basketmaker”.

Proper noun

Kratt (plural Kratts)

  1. A surname from German [in turn originating as an occupation], meaning “basketmaker”.

Forms of Kratt

pluralKratts

Origin of Kratt

Borrowed from German Kratt, from Middle High German kratte (literally “basket”).

Questions about Kratt

What does Kratt mean?
Kratt means a surname from German [in turn originating as an occupation], meaning “basketmaker”.
What part of speech is Kratt?
Kratt is a proper noun.

Words near Kratt in the dictionary

  1. kraton
  2. kratons
  3. Kratos
  4. Kratovo
  5. Kratsmach
  6. Kratt
  7. Kratts
  8. Kratz
  9. Kratzer
  10. Kratzerian
  11. Kratzes

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