Delton

Meaning of Delton

For parents scouting a name that feels both solid and sweet, Delton delivers. Pronounced DEL-tuhn and rooted in Old English (“dell” meaning valley and “tun” meaning town), it conjures images of a peaceful village tucked among rolling hills. Warm without feeling stuffy, Delton’s quietly consistent popularity—just 11 newborns in 2024, landing in the low 900s—means that a little boy named Delton will stand out without being the only one at lunch. It evokes a sturdy, nature-loving spirit and a touch of countryside whimsy—perfect for a child destined to carve his own path, whether he’s leading the charge on the playground or building forts in the backyard. With its blend of heritage and originality, Delton feels like coming home to something truly special.

Pronunciation

American English

• Pronunced as DEL-tuhn (/ˈdɛltən/)

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