Master

Master comes from the Latin word 'magister', meaning 'chief' or 'teacher'. This name carries with it a sense of authority and leadership, evoking images of someone who commands respect and exudes expertise. It has a formal flair, suggesting a person who is not just a leader but an expert in their field. The name Master feels both commanding and dignified, perfect for a natural leader.

In terms of popularity, Master has had an interesting journey. It reached its best rank at #3392 in 1915. After disappearing from the charts in 1947, it made a comeback in 1972. Notably, it leaped 3527 spots between 2017 and 2018, illustrating a brief resurgence in interest. However, it also saw a sharp decline from #4616 to #11354 in 2004. As of 2024, it holds the rank of #9864, showing its relatively rare use today.

This name embodies a sense of formality and authority, making it ideal for those who envision a future of leadership and influence for their child. Master is a name that stands out, carrying with it an aura of confidence and expertise that is hard to ignore.