Spenser

Spenser comes from the Old French word 'despensier', meaning a steward or someone who dispenses provisions. This name feels grounded and reliable, capturing a sense of responsibility and intelligence. It harks back to a time when having a Spenser around meant that the supplies were in capable hands—a classic and traditional choice with a touch of historical depth.

In terms of popularity, Spenser first made its mark on the charts in 1986 when it entered the Top 1000. It saw its peak at #501 in 1988, during a decade when it enjoyed a respectable presence. However, like many names, its popularity has ebbed and flowed over the years. The name experienced a dramatic leap, jumping 5109 spots between 2017 and 2018, but since then, it has seen a decline, dropping from #6322 to #12243 in 2017, and currently sits at #8947 in 2024.

Spenser carries a certain classic charm, combining traditional roots with an air of intelligence. It's a name that feels both scholarly and dependable, making it a timeless choice for those who appreciate a name with both historical significance and a strong, responsible character.