Master

Master, as a given name, originates from the English title denoting a person of great skill, knowledge, or authority. It emerged as a given name, particularly in the 20th century, not from an ancient linguistic root, but from an aspirational ideal of accomplishment and leadership, signifying a desire for the bearer to excel.

There's an undeniable gravity when you say 'Master,' a sense of purpose and inherent capability. It’s a name that suggests a child destined for achievement, someone who will approach life with discipline and a thirst for knowledge. The act of writing 'Master' on his birth certificate feels like an endorsement, a formal acknowledgment of the potential you already recognize in him.