Cheston
Meaning of Cheston
In a sea of familiar names, Cheston sails in like a sunlit galleon ready to explore new horizons. Pronounced CHESS-tuhn, this English gem hails from the Latin castra (camp) and Old English tūn (town), conjuring images of a steadfast fortress and a family’s treasured chest brimming with love. Its rarity is part of its charm—just six little boys in the U.S. were named Cheston in 2023—so your son will carry a story as unique as a secret Roman plaza tucked beneath ivy. With its bright two-syllable rhythm and history-steeped roots, Cheston invites both strength and warmth, daring him to march boldly ahead while keeping his heart wide open. Choosing Cheston means giving your child a banner under which to craft his very own legend.
Pronunciation
British English
- Pronunced as CHESS-tuhn (/ˈtʃestən/)
American English
- Pronunced as CHESS-tuhn (/ˈtʃɛstən/)
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Notable People Named Cheston
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