Names That Mean Placed

The long-neglected name of Adam and Eve's third son after Cain and Abel, Seth is appreciated for its gentle, understated presence -- and strong middle-name potential. It reached a high of Number 63 in the year 2000.
 The name was adopted in England in the late Middle ages, then popularized by the Puritans after the Protestant Reformation.
 Seth was widely heard in the American old West, as reflected in such vintage TV oaters as Wagon Train, featuring Major Seth Adams. George Eliot and Charles Dickens both created characters named Seth and there is a Twilight werewolf called Seth Clearwater.
 Currently, Seth has taken on a lighter persona via such high-profile comical Seths as talk-show host Seth Meyers, the movies' Seth Rogen and animated-comedy creator Seth MacFarlane.

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As a virtuous word name, Trust can be associated with reliability, truthfulness, strength of character, hope, belief, and dependability: attributes that may appeal in both a secular and spiritual sense. As a more general word, however, it also brings to mind trust funds, legal agreements, property, interest, and money.
 
So is Trust more like True, Brave, and Noble, or is it more like Teller, Cash, and Amillion? Or does it sit somewhere in between, with Sterling and Prosper?
 
Given to 34 boys (and 15 girls) in a recent year, Trust first appeared in the US stats back in the 2000s. Bolder then than it is now, you could say it fits in with Truce, and Chosen, August and Rusty, Truett and Tristan.

Trust

Author Toni Morrison is an acknowledged master of naming, and Sethe, the name of one of the main characters of Beloved, which can be pronounced as Seth or Seth-eh, relates to the male biblical name Seth but is also the name of the Egyptian god of confusion.

Names That Mean Placed

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Seth

Trust

Sethe