Webb

Webb descends from the Old English 'webba,' meaning 'weaver.' This occupational surname originated in England, identifying those who skillfully worked with looms to create textiles. Over centuries, it transitioned from an identifier of trade to a respected family name, eventually finding its place as a given name, carrying its artisanal heritage.

When you imagine calling 'Webb,' it sounds grounded and reliable, like a steady hand at work. This name is for a son you foresee building things, whether tangible structures or strong relationships, with patience and care. You'll write it on his earliest drawings, a mark of the craftsman he is destined to become.