Stratton
Meaning of Stratton
The name Stratton is a distinguished and strong choice for a baby boy, carrying with it a sense of heritage and tradition. Originating from English roots, Stratton is derived from Old English elements "stræt," meaning street or Roman road, and "tūn," meaning settlement or farm. This name historically refers to someone who lived near a Roman road settlement. Pronounced as STRAT-uhn (/ˈstræt.ən/), it encapsulates the essence of ancient pathways and communities.
Stratton has maintained a steady but modest presence in the United States over the years, with its popularity peaking sporadically since records began in 1920. Although not among the top-ranking names, it carries an air of uniqueness and classic charm that makes it appealing to parents seeking something distinctive yet rooted in history. A notable variation of this name is Stretton, which shares similar origins and phonetic qualities.
Overall, Stratton offers a blend of historical significance and modern appeal, making it a timeless choice for any newborn boy.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as STRAT-uhn (/ˈstræt.ən/)
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Notable People Named Stratton
| Stratton Duluth Brooks was the third president of the University of Oklahoma and eleventh president of the University of Missouri. |
| Stratton Taylor, an American attorney, holds the record for being the longest-serving President pro tempore of the Oklahoma Senate, having been elected unanimously in 1995 and serving for eight years. |
