Earlier today we reported that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry named their son, Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor, and we have uncovered the meaning of the royal baby's name. We learnt that Archie was not among the bookmakers' favourites of Alexander, Arthur and Albert nor does it have any British royal connotations - and Harrison too is a totally new name for the Royal Family.

The name Archie means "genuine", "bold" or "brave" - and is more popular in Britain than the US. It was originally a shortened form of Archibald but is now often used as a name on its own.The 18th most-popular boy's name in England and Wales in 2017, with 2,803 baby boys called Archie that year, and has been in the top 50 consistently since 2003. Harrison is slightly more popular than Archie in the US - although it's still more common in the UK, where it was ranked the 34th most-popular boy's name in 2017. And, rather fittingly, Harrison - a name which was originally used as a surname - means "son of Harry"

Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor who is the first son of a Duke, might assume the title of Earl of Dumbarton but he will instead simply be known as Master Archie. While many wondered whether either of the new baby's grandfathers' names might appear as a middle name - either Philip on the royal side, or Thomas on Meghan's, however the royal family said the royal baby's name is left to the Parents to decide. 


https://unclesuru.com/2019/05/08/archie-harrison-mountbatten-windsor-meaning-of-royal-babys-name/



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