Norman

Norman derives from the Germanic elements 'north' and 'man,' meaning 'Northman' or 'Viking.' This name signifies a connection to the seafaring peoples who journeyed from Scandinavia, leaving their mark across Europe, particularly in England after the Norman Conquest of 1066. It evolved from a descriptor of origin to a widely recognized given name.

There's a sturdy, dependable quality to the name Norman, like a lighthouse in a storm. When you picture your son, you might see a steady, responsible presence, someone who navigates life with quiet determination. Saying 'Norman' aloud feels like planting your feet firmly on the ground, a solid foundation for the adventures you know he will undertake.