Carter

One hauling goods

Carter is a common English surname derived from the occupation of driving carts, and has become popular as a given name for boys.

Jimmy Carter served as the 39th U.S. president.

The name appears across entertainment, sports, and politics: Carter was known for his humanitarian work after leaving office. (Lowercase carter is someone who drives a cart.)

president

White House

Official presidential residence

Gerald Ford · Ronald Reagan · Democrat · Cold War

Iran

hostage crisis

Prolonged captive situation

Khomeini · embassy · negotiations · diplomacy · sanctions · Persian · revolution · rescue mission · captivity · release

firstname

given name

Personal name from birth

masculine · American name · unisex

surname

family name

Hereditary portion of identity

genealogy · bloodline · patronymic · clan · dynasty · kinship · descent · forebears · family tree · relatives

Categories
Opposites
u.s. presidential legacy/ideology

CarterNixon

37th U.S. president

Reagan · Ronald Reagan · Trump · George W. Bush · Coolidge

Phrases
Family

cart, cartwheel, carters, cartage

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Known to kids · Mostly American · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G