Brothers for Killian

Kristoff is a masculine name of Slavic and Scandinavian origin, serving as a variation of Christopher, which means 'bearer of Christ' from the Greek 'Christophoros'. The name gained significant recognition in modern popular culture through the character Kristoff in Disney's 'Frozen' films. Before this exposure, the name was more commonly found in Northern European countries, particularly in Russia, Norway, and Sweden. Kristoff has a strong, distinctive sound while maintaining a friendly accessibility. While not among the most common names in English-speaking countries, it offers families a slightly unique alternative to the more traditional Christopher, with the same meaningful religious connection but a more distinctive Nordic flair.

Lathe is an uncommon masculine name with distinctive industrial origins. Derived from the Old English word for a machine tool used for shaping wood or metal, Lathe represents craftsmanship and precision. While primarily known as a tool, its adoption as a personal name reflects modern parents' attraction to unique occupational and object-based names. With its short, strong sound and single-syllable structure, Lathe offers a rare alternative to more common masculine names. Though extremely rare in usage data, it appeals to parents seeking distinctive, strong-sounding names with connotations of skill and creation.