Sheriff

Sheriff is an occupational name with deep English roots, originating from the Old English 'scīrgerēfa.' This title designated the chief officer of a 'shire,' or county, in early Anglo-Saxon times. It represented a position of significant responsibility and public trust.

When you consider Sheriff, you imagine a child who will be a steadfast protector. This name calls to mind a son who will possess a natural sense of responsibility, someone your family and friends can rely on to stand firm.