Origin and Meaning of Horrace

The name Horrace is often considered a variant of Horace, which means 'timekeeper' or 'hour' in Latin.

Origin: Latin - Derived from the Latin name Horatius, the meaning is linked to 'time' (hora) and suggests a connection to the measurement of time.

• The name Horace was originally borne by a famous Roman poet from the 1st century BC, known for his Odes and Satires.
• While Horrace is less common, it has appeared in various cultures, typically as a variation or misspelling of Horace.
• Notable bearers of related names include Horace Greeley, a famous American newspaper editor, and Horace Walpole, an influential English writer.
• The name Horace has seen fluctuating popularity over the centuries, peaking in usage during the 19th century but is less common in recent times.
• Variations and related names include Horatius (Latin), Horacio (Spanish), and Horace itself, which is more commonly used.