Chester
MasculineMeaning
From the Roman fort or walled town.
Etymology
Derived from the Old English 'ceaster,' which comes from the Latin 'castra' meaning 'camp' or 'fort.' The name originated as a place name in England and was later used as a given name.
About the Name Chester
Chester is a place-derived name with Roman and Old English origins that became established as a masculine given name in English-speaking countries. It carries associations with historical English cities and has been borne by notable political and cultural figures.