Duke
[djuːk]Meaning
From the noble title duke, from Latin dux, "leader".
Background Story
Duke is a given name taken from the noble title, which comes from the Latin dux, "leader". Behind the Name records the name as used in Dutch, and Wiktionary lists English as its origin language.
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