Griffin

Griffin is a name of powerful Welsh origins, stemming from 'Gruffudd,' meaning 'strong lord' or 'prince.' Beyond its noble lineage, the name is famously associated with the mythological griffin, a majestic creature combining the body of a lion and the head and wings of an eagle. This hybrid beast was a symbol of divine power, guardianship, and strength across ancient Near Eastern and Mediterranean cultures, lending its gravitas to the name.

To say 'Griffin' is to invoke a sense of grounded strength and sharp foresight. You feel the resonance of ancient power when you speak it, imagining your son as a watchful guardian, his presence steady and his gaze clear. It's a name you might find yourself carving into a piece of wood, feeling the solid form take shape, a symbol of the resolute protector you already see.