Dwight
Ike's given name
Dwight is a masculine given name of English origin.
It gained American prominence through Yale president Timothy Dwight and later President Dwight D.
Eisenhower, often nicknamed Ike.
The name peaked in mid-20th-century America and has since declined in popularity: Dwight was the most common name in his grandfather's generation.
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