This surname-turned-first-name carries literary and philosophical weight, subtly nodding to transcendentalist traditions while maintaining contemporary relevance. The alternative spelling adds individuality, distinguishing the bearer from more common variants. It speaks to parents who value intellect, creativity, and independent thinking. The name projects quiet confidence rather than flashy boldness, suggesting someone who leads through wisdom rather than volume. Its professional polish makes it workplace-ready while retaining enough warmth for personal relationships. The three syllables create a satisfying rhythm that feels complete and purposeful, never rushed or truncated.
