Houston
[ˈhjuːstən]Meaning
derived from the Old English term meaning 'Hugh's town'
Background Story
Houston is a name commonly associated with the city in Texas, named after Sam Houston, a key figure in the history of Texas and known for his leadership in the Texas Revolution.
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