Sire
Meaning of Sire
The name Sire is a unique and regal choice for a baby boy, with its origins rooted in the English language. Pronounced as "sigh-er" (/saɪər/), Sire evokes a sense of nobility and authority, historically used as a term of respect for kings and other high-ranking individuals. This name has steadily gained popularity in the United States over the past two decades, reflecting an increasing trend towards distinctive and powerful names. Variations of this name include Syr and Syre, offering slight twists while maintaining its dignified essence. The name's rise in occurrence—from just 5 newborns in 2000 to 125 in 2023—demonstrates its growing appeal among parents seeking a strong yet uncommon name for their sons.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as sigh-er (/saɪər/)
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Notable People Named Sire
| Sire De Grugy was a successful French-bred, British-trained Selle Français racehorse known for his impressive wins in National Hunt racing, including the Tingle Creek Chase and the Queen Mother Champion Chase. |
