Taylor
#543 (overall)
Popularity Summary
Taylor has been a popular name for girls since the 1990s, consistently ranking in the top 100 names in the United States. Its popularity has been bolstered by celebrities and cultural references.
Why Parents Choose Taylor
Parents often choose Taylor for its unisex appeal, modern sound, and the association with creativity and craftsmanship. It feels both contemporary and timeless.
History & Cultural Significance
The name Taylor originated as a surname in England, derived from the Old French 'tailleur', meaning 'to cut'. It became popular as a given name in the 20th century, particularly in the United States, where it has seen consistent use for both boys and girls.
Taylor is a name with deep roots in English-speaking cultures, often associated with craftsmanship and creativity, reflecting the role of tailors in society.
Notable People Named Taylor
- Taylor Swift
- Taylor Momsen
- Taylor Schilling
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Pop Culture References
- Taylor Swift's music and influence in the entertainment industry.
- Taylor from the TV series 'Orange Is the New Black'.
- Taylor from the film 'The Perks of Being a Wallflower'.