Topher

Meaning of Topher

Topher, pronounced TOH-fur, emerges as a silken fragment of Christopher, its Greek lineage christophoros—“bearer of Christ”—drifting through time like a slender ribbon of mist across a moonlit koi pond in a Kyoto garden, where history and modern spirit converge; its cool consonants evoke the measured pluck of bamboo strings beneath drifting cherry blossoms, while its soft vowels mirror the polished calm of river stones; though uncommon among newborn boys, its quiet constancy suggests luminous purpose and inner fortitude, a name that lingers with the refined restraint of ink on rice paper, poised between ancient roots and contemporary horizons with serene clarity.

Pronunciation

British English

• Pronunced as TOH-fur (/təʊfər/)

American English

• Pronunced as TOH-fur (/toʊfər/)

• Christopher