Honor is a name with deep roots in Latin, derived from the words ‘honos’ or ‘honoris,’ meaning "esteem," "integrity," or "dignity." It has been used as both a first name and a surname, reflecting its association with virtue and nobility. Originally used by the Puritans, Honor has evolved over time, appearing in various forms and contexts, including literature and media. The name conveys a sense of respect, dignity, and moral integrity, making it a meaningful choice for those who value these qualities. Honor is currently ranked #2171 in U.S. births, with variations like Honoria, Nora, and Norah. It has also been used in French as Enora, Honoré, and Honorine, with Honoré being the masculine variant.
