Colter

The name Colter means 'young horse' and also refers to an occupational role for someone who either made plow blades or worked with young horses. It carries connotations of strength, diligence, and versatility.

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The name Colter is of English origin. It was originally an occupational surname for someone who made or used Colt, a type of plow blade in the Middle Ages. The name is derived from the Old English word 'colt,' meaning 'young horse,' combined with 'er,' a suffix for someone who performs a specific task, relating to the action of plowing.

  • Popularity: 638th
  • Babies named Colter in the US in 2023:
    Female: 0
    Male: 1031
  • Nicknames: Colt, Cole, Coltman, Coley, Tot.
  • Full Names: Colter Brown, Colter James, Colter William, Colter Harris, Colter Thomas.
  • Famous Namesakes: Colter Wall - Singer-Songwriter, Colter Bean - Baseball Player, Colter Johnson - Football Player, John Colter - Explorer, Scarlett Knight Colter - Architect.
  • Gender: Primarily used for males, but can be unisex
  • Numerology: Colter is associated with the numerology number 8, which signifies ambition, leadership, and a strong sense of purpose. Individuals with this number often display great discipline and efficiency.

Colter has gained moderate popularity in English-speaking countries. It is increasingly used as a given name, particularly in regions with strong rural or country influences. Its historical ties and modern appeal make it a unique and cherished name choice.

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