Chester

Chester is an English name derived from the Latin name 'Castrum', meaning 'fortified place' or 'camp'. The name is thought to have originated from the city of Chester in England, which was an important Roman settlement known as 'Castrum'.

The name Chester is often associated with strength, security, and resilience, as it evokes the image of a fortified structure or settlement. It has a sense of stability and protection.

Chester is a relatively common name in English-speaking countries and has been in use for centuries. It was particularly popular during the Middle Ages when many towns and cities were built with fortifications for protection.

While Chester is traditionally a masculine name, it can also be used for girls, although it is more commonly given to boys. The name has a classic and masculine sound, making it a popular choice for parents looking for a strong and traditional name for their son.