Chevalier
ch(e)-va-lier
US Popularity:12223
Origin:French
Other Origin(s):Italian, Latin, Portuguese, Spanish
Meaning:Horseman; knight; Chivalrous
Choose the name Chevalier to instill a sense of honor, respect, and nobility in your little one. This distinguished moniker carries the timeless values of chivalry, bringing them into a new era for baby to appreciate and lead by example. Derived from the Old French c_hevalier_, meaning "knight" or "horseman," Chevalier also has roots in Late Latin caballarius, with similar forms in Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish. Historically, Chevalier referred to a knight or a member of an order of merit in France, often achieved through connections to royalty, knighthood, or inherited family honor. Over time, the name evolved beyond its title, coming to symbolize courtesy, respect, and kindness, particularly towards women. By choosing Chevalier, you give your child a gentle reminder to navigate life with this old-time grace, carrying forward the legacy of their name to modern times.
How Popular Is The Name Chevalier?
Yearly Ranking Change:
Year:
2001
#10851
in 2001
- 1349
from 1997
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