Ferguson
Meaning of Ferguson
Pronounced FER-guh-suhn, Ferguson stirs the imagination like bagpipes echoing across rolling Celtic hills, yet its origin is equally robust—born from the Gaelic patronymic meaning “son of Fergus,” itself forged from words for “man” and “vigorous.” It strides off the tongue with confident swagger, like an intrepid conquistador pausing at the edge of a new horizon. Though Ferguson ranks around #919 in the U.S. with just five newborns in 2024, its rarity wraps it in an exclusive cloak, as if each little Ferguson arrives clutching a mapa secreto for adventure. For parents craving a name brimming with historic heroism, modern flair, and a dash of Latin spice, Ferguson promises a vibrant legend all his own.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as FER-guh-suhn (/ˈfɜrɡəsən/)
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Notable People Named Ferguson
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