About Adair
Adair possesses an aristocratic quality without feeling pretentious—quite the achievement for a single name. There's poetry in its sound, a Scottish mist rolling over ancient hills, yet it remains grounded and practical for everyday use. This name appeals to parents with an appreciation for heritage, literature, and names that tell stories. Adair isn't trendy, which means it won't feel dated when your son reaches adulthood. It carries sophistication naturally, the kind that doesn't need to announce itself. The name works professionally—imagine it on a business card or book cover—while remaining approachable in casual contexts. Adair offers the advantage of uniqueness; your son likely won't share this name with classmates, giving him a distinct identity from the start. It pairs elegantly with both traditional and contemporary middle names, and works with virtually any surname. For families valuing names with character, depth, and a touch of old-world charm balanced with modern sensibility, Adair presents an excellent choice that will serve your son well throughout all stages of his life.
