Ektor

Meaning of Ektor

Imagine a spirited little Ektor bursting onto the scene like a firecracker at Diwali—rooted in the ancient Greek name Hector (“holding fast,” a hero of Troy) yet polished with a modern K twist that feels both global and delightfully unexpected. He strides into conversations with a confident “EK-tor” that rolls off the tongue as smoothly as monsoon rains across Mumbai’s skyline. In pockets of Puerto Rico, a handful of bold parents—just seven in 2014—have already whispered his name at birth, nudging him into the top 100. He carries the echoes of warrior kings and the warmth of family tales told beneath mango trees, offering every little boy a promise of steadfast courage wrapped in playful charm. Ektor isn’t just a name—it’s a vibrant story waiting to dance its first steps in your home.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as EK-tor (/ˈɛk.tɔr/)

• Victor
• Hector
• Ector
• Ekko