Elston is a masculine name of English origin, originally a habitational surname from a village in Nottinghamshire formed by the Old English personal name Ella and tūn, meaning “settlement” or “farmstead.” Pronounced EL-stuhn (/ˈɛl.stən/), it conveys a quietly sturdy, no-nonsense quality. In the United States, Elston has maintained a modest presence—ranked 917th in 2024—with steady if sporadic use dating back to the early 20th century. Its understated character appeals to parents seeking a traditional yet distinctive choice, one that neither rides fleeting trends nor invites endless clarifications. Rooted in Anglo-American heritage and free of frills, Elston offers a sense of grounded confidence that feels both familiar and singular.
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