Horace

Horace generally signifies 'timekeeper' or 'man of time' derived from the Latin concept of 'hora' meaning hour. It represents punctuality, consistency, and a connection with the passage of time.

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The name Horace is of Latin origin, derived from 'Horatius,' an ancient Roman family name. It possibly links to the Greek word 'chorus,' referring to a dance or circle. Horace may also have Etruscan influences, though the precise etymology is debated.

  • Popularity: 11,248th
  • Babies named Horace in the US in 2023:
    Female: 0
    Male: 18
  • Nicknames: Horry, Racy, Ace, Ra, Horey.
  • Full Names: Horatio, Horatius, Horacius, Horitz, Horaz.
  • Famous Namesakes: Horace Mann-Educator, Horace Walpole-Writer, Horace Grant-Basketball Player, Horace Silver-Jazz Composer, Horace Greeley-Newspaper Editor.
  • Gender: Traditionally used as a male name
  • Numerology: The numerology energy associated with the name Horace is resilience and authenticity. Assigned a number 3, it denotes creativity, communication, and self-expression. People named Horace often exhibit artistic talents, thriving in environments where they can freely express themselves.

The name Horace was most popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Over the years, its popularity has waned, becoming quite rare in contemporary times. However, it still maintains a classic charm and is cherished for its historical significance.

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