Tudor

Let your new arrival know they’re the gift you’ve been waiting for with the masculine name Tudor. With a rich history behind it, Tudor is said to have Welsh, German, and Greek origins. According to Tudor’s Welsh roots, it's the Anglicized form of the medieval Welsh name Tudur and means “ruler of the people.” It’s also thought to derive from the Ancient Greek Theódōros, which carries with it the meaning “God’s gift.” Another possible branch says that Tudor stems from the Old High German Theodorich, and means “a person that is distinguished and is full of strength.” Baby might not have arrived, but that likely won’t stop you from thinking of them as the most outstanding little souls ever to grace this world—nor should it!