Webster

Meaning of Webster

Webster carries an old-movie charm and a modern spark, weaving English craftsmanship and American word-mastery into one warmly inviting name. Originally an occupational surname for a weaver, it threads together images of creativity at the loom and the distinguished legacy of Noah Webster’s dictionary—each crisp syllable promising clarity and curiosity. It’s the kind of name that feels right at home around a family game night yet sounds just as poised on a graduation stage, striking that sweet spot between vintage warmth and contemporary cool. For parents who crave a moniker that stands out without shouting, Webster spins a story of heritage, wit, and quiet confidence—ready to craft its own unforgettable chapter.

Pronunciation

British English

  • Pronunced as WEB-stuh (/ˈwɛbstə/)

American English

  • Pronunced as WEB-stur (/ˈwɛbstər/)

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Notable People Named Webster

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