Dwight

Meaning white, blonde
Origin English
Gender Boy
Popularity Moderate
Length 6
Syllables 1
Syllabification Dwight

About Dwight

The name Dwight, of Old English origin, carries a robust and timeless charm. With its roots signifying "people's protector" or the dual imagery of "white" and "swarthy," the name Dwight encompasses both strength and depth. A name that has stood the test of time, Dwight exudes an air of authority and dependability.

Parents seeking a name for their baby boy that holds a rich historical background and a sense of steadfastness need look no further than Dwight. The name's variations, such as Dwig and Dewey, offer a touch of uniqueness while maintaining the classic essence. With famous figures like Dwight D. Eisenhower and fictional characters like Dwight Schrute, the name Dwight resonates across realms of leadership and entertainment.

Bestowed upon a child, the name Dwight is a dignified choice that carries with it a legacy of resilience and protection. It stands as a tribute to the past while embracing the future, making it an enduring option for modern families welcoming a baby boy into their lives.

Variations of Name Dwight

Dewitt
Dwayne
Dewayne
Duane
Dewey
Dwyght

Nicknames for Dwight

D
Dee
Wight
Dwig

Famous People Named Dwight

Dwight D. Eisenhower34th President of the United States
Dwight HowardNBA player
Dwight YoakamCountry music singer
Dwight GoodenFormer MLB pitcher
Dwight FreeneyFormer NFL player
Dwight MorrowDiplomat
Dwight L. MoodyEvangelist
Dwight MacdonaldWriter and critic
Dwight SchultzActor

Characters Named Dwight

Dwight SchruteThe Office TV series
Dwight FairfieldDead by Daylight video game
Dwight McCarthySin City graphic novel series
Dwight EnysPoldark TV series
Dwight K. Schrute Jr.The Office - The 3:30 Challenge
Dwight AlbatrossAngie Tribeca TV series

Other Popular Names Beginning with D

Devon
Dash
Deandre
Darryl
Demari
Deangelo
Dior
Dhruv
Dilan
Danny