Origin and Meaning of Chestine

The female form of Chester, meaning 'fort' or 'walled town'.

Origin: English - Derived from the Old English word 'ceaster', which refers to a Roman fort or town.

• Chestine is a relatively uncommon name, often considered a variation of Chester and associated with strength and stability.
• The name Chestine can occasionally be found in both English and French-speaking cultures, though it is more prevalent in English-speaking regions.
• Notable bearers include a few individuals in literature and media, though it remains rare among prominent figures.
• As of recent years, Chestine has not gained significant popularity, often ranking low on baby name lists.
• Related names include Chester (the masculine version) and variations like Chesta and Chessie.