Moxon

Moxon comes from an intriguing blend of Old English roots, meaning 'one who dwells by the oxen.' This name feels sturdy and grounded, much like the pastoral scenes it evokes. The elements 'mox' for 'oxen' and 'tun' for 'enclosure' paint a picture of a reliable, traditional name with a strong connection to nature and rural life.

In terms of popularity, Moxon had an interesting ride through the years. It saw a significant leap in the rankings between 2013 and 2014, climbing 3354 spots. By 2019, it reached its peak rank at #4336, before dropping to #5222 in 2024. Though it's never been in the top 100, this name has experienced notable fluctuations, demonstrating a unique appeal across different times.

Moxon exudes a sense of reliability and strength, characteristics that many parents might find appealing in a name for their son. It's a name that carries a sense of steadiness and tradition, fitting for someone who is both grounded and dependable. With its strong etymological roots and distinctive sound, Moxon presents as a traditional yet uncommon choice that stands out without being flashy.