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Coors Coors is a surname from German.
Original German Kohrs
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Popularity score No recent data Boys and girls Usage not recorded
Sex usage isn’t recorded for this spelling yet.
People named Coors in the U.S. Very rare Fewer than about 30 people. Estimated from birth records for children and population records for adults.
Interest on PerfectNameFinder Not yet scored Not enough visits yet to score. Every read and save counts toward it. Meaning & origin How it developed In English usage, Coors as a surname developed from KOHRS.
Coors’s family of names In English usage, Coors as a surname developed from the German form KOHRS. In English usage, Coors as a surname has a conventional equivalent in the German form KOHRS.
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Coors Kohrs The ring: across languages.
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Across languages 1 Equivalents and cognates in other languages, plus older forms it grew from.
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About this profile. Meanings and origins are drawn from historical dictionaries and reference works, including Wiktionary; where interpretations differ, we say so. Popularity comes from U.S. Social Security birth records, 1880–2025. Famous namesakes come from Wikidata. Related names are linked through documented relationships; likely links are labeled as such.