Fitzwilliam

Meaning of Fitzwilliam

Originating from Old English, Fitzwilliam is a distinguished and regal name for baby boys. The name combines the elements "fitz," meaning "son of," and "William," which stems from the Germanic words "wil" and "helm," signifying "desire" and "protection." This powerful combination gives Fitzwilliam a noble aura, evoking images of chivalry and strength. With its rich history, the name Fitzwilliam has associations with aristocracy and sophistication. It is worth noting that variations of this name include simply using Fitz as a standalone option. The name Fitzwilliam has seen moderate popularity in recent years, with approximately 8 to 10 newborns being given this name annually in the United States.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as fits-WIL-yəm (/fɪtsˈwɪliəm/)

• Fitzgerald
• Fitzpatrick
• Fitzroy
• Fitzhugh