Delmer

Meaning of Delmer

Delmer dances off the tongue as DELL-mer (/ˈdɛl.mər/), weaving a patchwork of tales: from Old English “del” (valley) and “mere” (lake) to a playful wink at its Spanish cousin Delmar—“of the sea.” It once surfed high across baby-name charts in the early 20th century, then slipped into a hush before bobbing back with ten little Delmers in 2023. It tiptoes into a room like a genial uncle bearing fresh-baked cobbler, offering a nod to heritage and a promise of new adventures. With the rugged warmth of weathered barnwood and the airy freedom of a salt-kissed breeze, Delmer hands any boy a storybook full of untold quests, ready for him to scribble the first line.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as DEL-mer (/ˈdɛl.mər/)

• Delmar
• Elmer
• Delman
• Delmore
• Delmon
• Delmont