| Gender | 🧑 Boy |
| Pronunciation | 📣 \e-ve-rette, ever(et)-te\ |
| Number of People | 👶 11,000 |
| Rate in 2021 | 3016 |
| Numerology | 🔢 10 |
| Name origin | 🌍 English |
Preserving its roots in bravery and strength, 'Everette' signifies someone who possess willpower, courage, and determination. The 'boar' element adds an undertone of fierceness and relentless energy, typically associated with this creature in European folklore. It projects an image of individuals who are daring, resilient, and tenacious.
The name 'Everette' is of Old English derivation. It evolved from the Germanic name 'Eberhard', composed of two elements: 'eber' meaning boar and 'hard' meaning brave or hardy. It was picked up by English-speaking countries and had several variations, with 'Everette' being one.
Although not widely common, 'Everette' is unique and memorable. Known personalities with this name include Everette Lynn Harris, an American author best known for his depictions of African-American men. The name generally carries a formal, dignified air, yet retains an underlying touch of charm. With its historical roots and unique flair, 'Everette' is a beautiful choice for a name that carries significant strength in its meaning.
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This is the name of my little girl. I love it. Yes people spell is wrong sometimes, but I have gotten so used to spelling my own name "Jaclyn" for people that I automatically spell her name also.
I love the name Everette but people are mad that I'm putting an "e" on the end. Help!
My sister-in-law is naming her baby boy Everit, and I absolutely love it! It's one of those names that Isn't crazy or too out there; it just Isn't super popular. Classy, masculine, and cute!
LOVE this name -wish my hubby agreed with me. I had a crush on a 8th grade classmate named "Ev" short for Everette and he was a very masculine guy. Always loved his name.