Dutton

Meaning from the town by the hill
Origin English, Norse
Gender gender neutral
Opposite gender Dutton
Popularity Moderate
Length 6
Syllables 2
Syllabification Dut-ton

About Dutton

Contemporary yet substantial, Dutton represents the new wave of surname-as-first-name choices that have captured modern parents' imaginations. This name projects confidence and individuality from the very first introduction. The crisp consonants create a decisive sound that suggests someone who knows his own mind and isn't afraid to chart his own course. Dutton avoids the pitfalls of more common surname names that have become oversaturated in recent years, offering freshness without venturing into territory so unique that pronunciation becomes a constant challenge. The name works beautifully in professional contexts, easily imagined on business cards, bylines, and academic papers. While relatively rare as a first name currently, Dutton possesses familiar elements that prevent it from feeling fabricated or overly trendy. Parents drawn to this choice often value originality balanced with accessibility, seeking names that help their children stand out while still fitting in. The lack of obvious nicknames means your son will likely go by his full name, maintaining the impact you intended.

Variations of Name Dutton

Dutten
Duttin
Duttyn
Duttun
Dutan
Dotton
Dotten
Dotan
Dottin
Dottyn
Doton

Nicknames for Dutton

Dut
Dutt
Don
Duty
D.T.
Dutton

Other Popular Names Beginning with D

Dax
Deon
Damian
Darren
Davis
Deandre
Drake
Donovan
Damon
Danny