Ridger
Meaning of Ridger
Ridger (pronounced RID-jer) traces its roots to Old English, originally marking someone perched on a windswept ridge, but today it soars like an eagle’s silhouette at dawn. It evokes la cordillera’s golden crests and the bold spirit of a conquistador’s heart, painting every syllable with nature’s grandeur. With only five to eleven newborn Ridgers claiming the name each year in the U.S.—hovering around the 900s in the Social Security charts—its 2024 rank of 913 proves it’s a hidden treasure on the rise. Sidestepping the everyday fields of Johns and Michaels, Ridger turns kindergarten roll call into a fiesta under the stars. For families craving a warm, adventurous name, Ridger delivers strength, sunshine, and an unforgettable spark of exploration.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as RID-jer (/ˈrɪdʒər/)
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