Dustin

Dustin has its roots in Norse mythology, particularly homage to Thor, the god of thunder and strength. It symbolizes power, stability, and protection, representative of a 'stone of Thor', indicating a strong foundation or a protective force.

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The name Dustin is of Old Norse origin, derived from the word 'Thors'tein' which means 'Thor's stone.' It was later anglicized to the surname form 'Dustin.'

  • Popularity: 1,426th
  • Babies named Dustin in the US in 2023:
    Female: 0
    Male: 382
  • Nicknames: Dusty, Dust, Duzzie, Tin, D-Man.
  • Full Names: Dustin Johnson, Dustin Hoffman, Dustin Diamond, Dustin Brown, Dustin Pedroia.
  • Famous Namesakes: Dustin Hoffman-Actor, Dustin Johnson-Golfer, Dustin Diamond-Actor, Dustin Pedroia-Baseball Player, Dustin Lance Black-Screenwriter.
  • Gender: Historically a masculine name which has become unisex over the years
  • Numerology: In numerology, Dustin resonates with the number 5, which is associated with adventure, change, and dynamism. Number 5 individuals tend to be versatile, curious, and adaptable, often seeking new experiences and embracing life's challenges.

Dustin saw a surge in popularity in the United States during the 1980s, influenced by pop culture and notable figures. It ranked within the top 100 most used names during that period. Although its usage has waned in recent years, it remains a timeless choice for many, characterized by its rustic charm and energetic flair.

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