Thayne

Thayne comes from Old English roots, meaning 'landholder' and is derived from 'þegn', which means 'servant, attendant, retainer, or steward'. This name carries a sense of authority and nobility, hinting at someone who is both grounded and dependable. With its traditional and strong vibe, Thayne feels like a name that commands respect and suggests a person of substance and character.

In terms of popularity, Thayne has seen its ups and downs over the years. It reached its highest rank of #1515 in 1962, but has not quite made it into the top 100. Interestingly, it jumped 2524 spots between 1995 and 1996, showing a brief surge in interest. More recently, it experienced a significant drop from #4852 to #7583 in 2021, and currently sits at #6443 in 2024.

Thayne has a timeless appeal, with a blend of traditional charm and modern strength. It's a name that feels both regal and approachable, perfect for someone who embodies leadership and sophistication. Whether you're looking for a name with historical depth or one that stands out with quiet confidence, Thayne offers a unique blend of attributes.