Orville

Orville is a vintage name that evokes a sense of historical charm. It comes from Old French origins, meaning 'golden village', and was quite popular in the early 20th century. Orville has a quaint, almost nostalgic feel, and it carries a certain old-world elegance. Its most famous bearer is Orville Wright, one of the pioneering Wright brothers who revolutionized aviation. While the name isn't common today, its rarity might appeal to those who appreciate its quaint and dignified resonance.