Squire

Squire originates from the medieval English word for a young nobleman who attended a knight, learning the ways of chivalry. It evolved into an occupational title and then a surname, signifying a country gentleman of status. While its feudal origins are clear, it also represented a certain aspirational ideal of honor and readiness.

When you first say 'Squire' aloud, it sounds like a steady hand on your shoulder. It’s a name that carries the quiet dignity of someone dependable, someone who upholds promises. You can imagine whispering it to your son, a charge to live with integrity and to always stand by those who need you.