Porter
/ˈpɔrtər/
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Porter, of English origin, derives from the Old French word 'portier', meaning 'door guard' or 'gatekeeper'. Historically, it referred to someone who guarded the gates of a town or castle, symbolizing strength and responsibility. This name carries a sturdy, dependable quality and is used for both genders in modern times.
Porter Wagoner
Country Musician, The Thin Man from West Plains
Porter E. Thompson
Business, President of Bechtel, 1975-83
Porter Hall
Actor, Going My Way
Porter Goss
Politician, Director of the CIA, 2004-06
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