Warren
Warren comes from the Old French "warenne," meaning a game park. Warren (the investor Warren Buffett, born 1930, the "Oracle of Omaha" and one of the wealthiest people in history) is the most famous American bearer. Warren (the Chief Justice Earl Warren, 1891-1974, who led the Supreme Court during its most liberal era and chaired the Warren Commission that investigated JFK's assassination) gave the name political weight. The "W" opening is firm, and the "ren" ending gives it a slight masculine echo. Warren is a male name of Germanic / English origin that means "Park keeper, or "loyal"". Serious, American, and quietly accomplished. The name sounds capable. Warrens tend to be steady. US peaked #64 in 1921. Now top 400. Well-known people named Warren include Warren Buffett (investor), Earl Warren (Chief Justice), Warren (Old French word), Warren (fictional, various). Common variations and related forms of Warren include Waren (variant), Warrin (variant), Warran (variant), Warry (nickname).