Ernest
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Ernest is a name of German origin, derived from the elements 'ernst' meaning "serious" or "earnest." It conveys a sense of seriousness, determination, and trustworthiness.
The name Ernest experienced a surge in popularity in the Victorian era, possibly due to its association with strong moral character. It has a classic and somewhat formal feel, though it's still used today, often with variations or nicknames.
Ernest Hemingway
One of the 20th century's most celebrated American authors (1899-1961), known for his concise and impactful prose style, and novels such as *The Old Man and the Sea* and *A Farewell to Arms*.
Ernest Borgnine
A highly acclaimed American actor (1917-2012) who had a long and diverse career in film and television, best remembered for his roles in *The Wild Bunch* and *Marty*, for which he won an Academy Award.
Ernest Shackleton
A renowned British polar explorer (1874-1922), celebrated for his incredible leadership and survival skills during his Antarctic expeditions, particularly his incredible rescue of his crew from the Endurance expedition.
