SURNAMEEntry 2,683
Saraç
Saraç /saˈɾatʃ/ ASCII Sarac
“saddler, harness maker”1
- CategoryCrafts: metal, wood, stone and leather
- OriginArabic
- FormPlain noun
- Letters / syllables
- 5 / 2
- Formation
- Plain noun
- Vowel harmony
- back
- Initial
- S
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How do you pronounce Saraç?
Saraç
The stress usually falls on syllable 2 (marked). In everyday Turkish, stress in surnames varies by speaker and region.
What does the surname Saraç mean?
A saraç is a saddler: the leather craftsman who makes saddles, harness and bridles. When the horse carried both trade and war, this was one of the key crafts of the bazaar; today the word also covers makers of leather bags and belts. It comes from Arabic sarrāj.1
Saraç is also an ordinary word in everyday Turkish.
How was the name Saraç formed?
Saraç belongs to the “plain noun” class of surnames.
Which surnames are related to Saraç?
| # | Surname | Relation | Rank | People |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Saraçoğlu | same root | – | – |
Who are some well-known people named Saraç?
- Mehmet Emin Saraç muhaddith 1929–2021
- Ali Fuat Saraç military personnel 1946–
- Aydanur Saraç writer 1968–
- Ayşegül Jale Saraç physician 1959–
- Cem Saraç sports executive
- Diler Saraç actor 1934–2022
- Faruk Saraç fashion designer
- Fatih Saraç businessperson 1960–
People surnamed Saraç as recorded in Wikidata, ordered by the number of Wikipedia language editions.
How is Saraç written and pronounced abroad?
Outside Türkiye the name is often written Sarac in passports and registers that lack Turkish letters.
Where do these facts come from?
- 1 Wikimedia Vikisözlük: saraç
- 2 Wikimedia Vikipedi: Saraç (anlam ayrımı)
- 3 Wikimedia Foundation Wikidata: people with this family name
- 4 T.C. Resmî Gazete / Mevzuat Bilgi Sistemi (mevzuat.gov.tr) Soyadı Kanunu (Kanun No. 2525)
- 5 T.C. Resmî Gazete / Mevzuat Bilgi Sistemi (mevzuat.gov.tr) Soyadı Nizamnamesi (Bakanlar Kurulu Kararı 2/1759)
Common questions about Saraç
- Q1
What does the surname Saraç mean?
- A saraç is a saddler: the leather craftsman who makes saddles, harness and bridles. When the horse carried both trade and war, this was one of the key crafts of the bazaar; today the word also covers makers of leather bags and belts. It comes from Arabic sarrāj.
- Q2
What is the origin of the surname Saraç?
- The root word of Saraç is saraç (Arabic): “one who makes or sells saddles, harness and leather goods”.
- Q3
How do you pronounce Saraç?
- Sa·raç, 2 syllables; IPA: /saˈɾatʃ/.