Princeton

Princeton is believed to mean 'Prince's estate' or 'settlement.' It is traditionally associated with a regal and scholarly background, derived from a town name in the United States.

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The name Princeton is English in origin and commonly refers to the historic town of Princeton, New Jersey, noted for Princeton University founded in 1746. Originally, the town's name is said to originate from being 'Prince's estate.'

  • Popularity: 1,109th
  • Babies named Princeton in the US in 2023:
    Female: 0
    Male: 531
  • Nicknames: Prince, P, Percy, Princy, P.T..
  • Full Names: Princeton James, Princeton Alexander, Princeton David, Princeton Lee, Princeton Charles.
  • Famous Namesakes: Princeton University - Ivy League University, Princeton Colorado - Business Mogul, Princeton Williams - Actor, Princeton Adams - Musician, Princeton Harris - Author.
  • Gender: Traditionally Leaning Toward Masculine Use
  • Numerology: In numerology, the name Princeton is associated with the number 7. This number signifies intelligence, spirituality, and a quest for knowledge. Individuals with this name may possess analytical skills, an inquiring mind, and a preference for introspection.

The name Princeton has seen moderate usage in the United States in recent years, often chosen by parents for its unique and regal sound. It frequently appears in popularity lists and is increasingly favored by those seeking distinctive and sophisticated names for their children.

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