Honor

Honor is a name of Latin origin that means "respect" or "honor." It is derived from the Latin word "honos," which translates to "reputation" or "prestige." The name Honor has been used for centuries, but it became particularly popular in the Middle Ages during the reign of Henry II of England. His queen, Eleanor of Aquitaine, was known for her intelligence and wit, and she is often credited with introducing this name to the English-speaking world. Today, Honor remains a beloved and timeless choice for parents seeking a unique yet meaningful name for their daughter.