That’s a good king! His most major accomplishment was bringing the city of Palenque out of obscurity and turning it into a destination - a real urban center. There’s a lot to be said for the fact that, in all those years, no one tried to overthrow him or take him out. Having taken the throne at just eight years old, he had advisors for the earliest part of his reign but ended up ruling until his death. This name is a shortened version of Kʼinich Janaab Pakal I, a Mayan king from 615 until 683.
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In addition to the feminized variation of Olympia, which means “of Mount Olympus,” you could go with the full name Olympus or shorten it to Olly. So, you might spark an interest in Greek mythology by giving a kid this moniker (and there are so many great stories to come from that). The inspiration for this name comes in two equally impressive forms: Mount Olympus in Washington state and Mount Olympus in Greece, the home of all of the Greek gods and where one could go to pay their respects to Zeus, king of all of the gods.
Not only is it gender-neutral, but you can also go with Peyton if you love the idea of Peyto but want something a little more conventional. It was named after Bill Peyto, an early explorer who discovered the region. Peyto is the name of a breathtaking, turquoise, glacier-fed lake in British Columbia. So, if you want to shock and awe everyone with a regal-sounding baby name, add these to your short list. With all this in mind, there are a handful of notable names sure to inspire greatness and take your breath away - just like all majestic things should do. But what’s life for if not to take chances? A bold name has the power to prove coloring outside the baby-naming lines is worth it. Of course, majestic names can be unique, and choosing an unconventional name for your baby can be nerve-racking when you consider that everyone around you seems to have an opinion (that they’re all too happy to share). And that makes sense - Merriam-Webster defines the word as an adjective describing anything “large and impressively beautiful” or “exhibiting majesty.” With that in mind, why not consider majestic names when trying to decide what to call your baby? Since research suggests that a name can shape a person’s identity, giving your child a majestic name could help them see themself through your eyes: genuinely awe-inspiring. When you think of the word “majestic,” you might think of stunning natural formations, like Yellowstone National Park, or of beautiful creatures, like the massive yet graceful blue whale.
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