Triton

Triton comes from Greek mythology, where he is known as the messenger of the sea, the son of the mighty Poseidon and Amphitrite. The name carries a sense of majesty and calm, evoking the powerful yet serene nature of the ocean. There's something inherently regal about Triton, blending the timeless allure of myth with a sense of strength and tranquility.

In terms of popularity, Triton isn't a name you'll hear every day. It reached its peak at #1714 in 2014 but has since seen a decline, currently ranking at #3777 in 2024. Interestingly, Triton had a dramatic rise between 1993 and 1994, jumping up 1266 spots. However, it also faced a sharp drop from #3813 to #6670 in 1992. Despite these fluctuations, it has never entered the top 100, making it a unique choice for those who like names with a bit of mythological flair.

With its roots in ancient stories and a vibe that suggests both power and peace, Triton is a name that feels timeless and strong. It's perfect for parents looking for something classic yet not overly common, a name that embodies a sense of quiet authority and mythic depth.