Krameri

Krameri is a surname of Germanic origin that occurs in German-speaking regions and among people of diaspora communities. As a family name, it is related to the more common surname Kramer and is carried by individuals across various professions and nationalities. In some cases, the form appears in historical records, genealogies, and contemporary name lists.

In taxonomy and scientific naming, krameri is used as a Latinized species epithet. The epithet is typically employed to honor a person with the surname Kramer (or a variant thereof). In zoological and botanical nomenclature, the ending -i signals a masculine honoree in Latin, with -ae used for a feminine honoree and -orum for honoring multiple individuals. The use of krameri as an epithet is thus a conventional method for recognizing contributions or associations of individuals named Kramer within a broader taxonomic work.

Etymology and usage notes: krameri reflects the common practice of adapting surnames into Latin forms for scientific naming. While it can help indicate a connection to a particular person, the exact origin within a given species name is determined by the taxonomist who described the organism and is often explained in the original publication describing the species.

Because krameri operates both as a surname and as a formal scientific epithet, its meaning depends on context. In everyday use, it most often identifies people; in formal scientific literature, it denotes a named honorific within a binomial name.