Ferdinand

Usually explained through ‘peace’ or ‘journey’ combined with ‘boldness’.

Ferdinand is a masculine name of Germanic origin. Its elements are usually read as ‘peace’ and ‘boldness’, though ‘journey’ is another explanation of the first part. That makes ‘bold traveller’ one interpretation, rather than an undisputed literal definition. The name passed through the Iberian royal tradition and became associated with the Habsburgs. This history gives its stately impression a real point of reference, without making the name a claim to rank or status. In British English, /ˈfɜː.də.nænd/ puts the stress at the start and lets the middle syllable recede. The full ending adds weight after that softer middle. Ferdinand may appeal if you prefer a name with a deliberate, ceremonial rhythm rather than a clipped finish.

Etymology: A Germanic name transmitted through the Latinized form Fredenandus; the first ancient element has competing interpretations.