Huston

Huston comes from an English origin that means 'settlement on the hill' or 'Hugh's town.' The name carries a sense of strength and stability, drawing from the personal name 'Hugh,' which itself means 'heart,' 'mind,' or 'spirit' in Germanic roots. This gives Huston a warm, reliable vibe, as if it’s been around for ages, providing a solid foundation.

In terms of popularity, Huston first made its mark in the Top 1000 in 1880 and enjoyed a steady presence for 30 years. It reached its peak at #613 in 1906, reflecting its classic appeal during that era. Although its popularity has waned over time, with a significant drop from #2750 to #6314 in 1998, it did experience a surprising leap of 3299 spots between 2019 and 2020. As of 2024, Huston ranks at #6811.

Huston is a name that feels grounded and dependable. It carries an old-world charm while still being approachable, making it a great choice for those who value tradition and strength. Whether it's the influence of the hilltop settlement imagery or the enduring spirit of its Germanic roots, Huston offers a sense of reliability and timelessness.