Rhett
Rhett comes from the Dutch "de Raedt," meaning "advice" or "counsel." Rhett Butler, the roguish hero of Margaret Mitchell's "Gone with the Wind" (1936) and the 1939 film played by Clark Gable, is the most famous bearer — "Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn" became one of the most famous lines in film history. Rhett entered the US top 1000 in 1955 and peaked at #167 in 2016. Rhett is a male name of Dutch origin that means "Advice, counsel (from de Raedt)". Brisk, romantic, and a little roguish. The name sounds confident. Rhetts tend to be charismatic. US peaked #167 in 2016. Now top 300. Well-known people named Rhett include Rhett Butler (Gone with the Wind), Rhett (Dutch name), Rhett (fictional, various). Common variations and related forms of Rhett include Rhett (used across English), Rhet (variant), Rhett (used across English).