Peregrine

Meaning of Peregrine

In the hush of a world yet to be charted, Peregrine unfurls like a silken standard carried on the wind, its roots buried deep in the Latin peregrinus—“wanderer” or “pilgrim”—and its spirit set ever toward new horizons. This unisex name, rich with the legacy of medieval travelers who bore it as a blessing against the unknown, conjures both the lithe peregrine falcon, slicing through dawn’s golden haze, and the pilgrim’s steadfast heart, steady beneath starlit skies. It whispers of open roads and unspoken stories, of a soul born to roam but ever anchored by an unshakable sense of purpose. To bestow Peregrine upon a child is to kindle within them an undimmed curiosity, a lyrical invitation to explore, to discover, and to write their own odyssey across the tapestry of life.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as PER-i-grin (/ˈpərəˈgrin/)

• Rowan
• Archer
• Griffin
• Phoenix
• Orion
• Jasper
• Falcon