Succinct but impactful, Honor is a virtue name with a lot going for it:
It’s indicative of greatness, respect, success, and worthiness — just like Merritt, Glory, Prosper, and Chosen.
It celebrates integrity, honesty, and morality — in the same way Justice, Noble, and Verity do.
Similar to names like Prince, Royal, Judge, and Princess, it feels like a title — as in, “Your Honor”.
It’s rare but recognizable in the US, given to around 160 babies in a recent year.
While it leans feminine in the UK, where it ranked in the Top 1000 until 2018 and has very rarely been used for boys, in the US it is a gender-neutral name, chosen for 75 girls and 88 boys in 2025, meaning it’s split 46:54.
It could be an unexpected way to “honor” an Eleanor.
It comes with charming nickname Honey — or perhaps even Nor or Nora
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