Sherman

Meaning of Sherman

Sherman (pronounced SHER-mən) has its roots in Old English. It started as an occupational surname meaning “one who shears.” No, he probably won’t shear sheep, but he’ll shear through challenges with style. That nod to craftsmanship brings images of steady hands con corazón. Over time, Sherman grew beyond workshops. It picked up a bold spirit, evoking leaders like General William Tecumseh Sherman. Today Sherman sits comfortably in the top 1000 names, a cozy classic with a dash of historia. It feels like sunshine cutting through clouds, a promise of resilience and alegría. It’s perfect for a boy destined to carve su propio camino con orgullo.

Pronunciation

American English

  • Pronunced as SHER-mən (/ˈʃɝmən/)

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