US Popularity Rank: 774

Origin: British

Meaning: Caretaker of the horses

Marshall is a boy’s name of French and British origin. It is an occupational surname that translates to “caretaker of the horses” and originates as a title from Norman French. This name also has roots in German and is an Anglicization of the name Marschall. Marshall retains the cool last-name-to-first-name vibe that has become so popular in recent decades, while also having an animal-loving legacy behind it. Want to pass on your love of equines to your little one? This name would serve as a perfect reminder for baby to look out for all creatures, from stallions to Shetlands.