Stuart
Meaning of Stuart
Stuart is a male name with origins in Scotland. It is derived from the Old English surname "Stewart," which means "steward" or "guardian." The name is associated with nobility and has a rich historical background. In American English, Stuart is pronounced as STOO-ərt (/ˈstuːərt/), while in British English, it is pronounced as STYOO-ərt (/ˈstjuːət/). The name has been consistently used over the years, with varying popularity. In recent years, Stuart has been a moderately popular choice for parents in the United States, ranking around 2000-2500 in terms of popularity.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as STOO-ərt (/ˈstuːərt/)
British English
- Pronunced as STYOO-ərt (/ˈstjuːət/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
Notable People Named Stuart
| Stuart Broad - Stuart Christopher John Broad is a former English cricketer known for his successful career in Test cricket and his role as the captain of the One Day and Twenty20 International teams. |
| Stuart Pearce, a former English professional football player and current manager, earned the nickname "Psycho" for his aggressive style of play and most recently served as a first-team coach for Premier League club West Ham United. |
| Stuart Orlando Scott was a prominent American sportscaster and anchor on ESPN, recognized for his hip-hop style and catchphrases, as well as his coverage of the NBA and NFL. |
| Stuart Rowland Robert is an Australian former politician who held various ministerial positions and served as a Member of Parliament for Fadden. |
| Stuart Alan Kauffman is an American medical doctor, theoretical biologist, and complex systems researcher known for his studies on the origin of life on Earth and has received several prestigious awards for his work. |
| Stuart Thomas Elliott is an English football manager and former professional player known for his versatile playing positions and current role as the manager of Newcastle Benfield. |
| Stuart James Taylor is a retired English professional footballer known for his time as a goalkeeper for Arsenal and Aston Villa. |
| Stuart Schreiber, Ph.D., is a prominent figure in the field of chemical biology and human biology, known for his groundbreaking work at Harvard University and the Broad Institute, as well as his significant contributions to the development of therapeutics and the founding of multiple biotechnology companies. |
| William Stuart Symington III was an American businessman and Democratic politician who served as the first Secretary of the Air Force and as a United States Senator from Missouri. |
| Stuart MacGill - Stuart Charles Glyndwr MacGill is an Australian former cricketer known for his exceptional leg-spin bowling skills and his limited opportunities in the Australian national cricket team due to the presence of Shane Warne. |
| William Stuart Adamson was a Scottish rock guitarist and singer known for his work with bands like Skids and Big Country, and was praised for his guitar skills by music journalist John Peel. |
| Edward Stuart Davis was an influential American modernist painter known for his bold, colorful, jazz-influenced proto-pop art and his politically charged works throughout his career. |
| Stuart Bowen - Stuart W. Bowen Jr. is an American lawyer known for his role as the Special Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction, overseeing the effective use of $63 billion for Iraq's relief and reconstruction. |
| Stuart Damon was a renowned American actor and singer, famous for his long-running role as Dr. Alan Quartermaine on General Hospital and as Craig Stirling in The Champions. |
| Stuart Ernest Piggott was a renowned British archaeologist, celebrated for his research on prehistoric Wessex. |
