Trevor
#1112 (overall)
Popularity Summary
Trevor experienced peak popularity in the 1970s and 1980s in English-speaking countries, and while it has declined slightly, it remains a beloved classic name with enduring charm.
Why Parents Choose Trevor
Parents often choose Trevor for its strong, friendly sound, rich Welsh heritage, and timeless appeal. It conveys a sense of tradition while remaining versatile and modern.
History & Cultural Significance
Originating from Wales, Trevor was historically a surname that eventually became a given name. It gained popularity in the 20th century, partly due to its association with notable figures and its strong, friendly sound. The name is linked to Welsh heritage and often evokes a sense of tradition and roots in Celtic culture.
Trevor is a classic Welsh name that has been popular in English-speaking countries, symbolizing strength and community.
Notable People Named Trevor
- Trevor Noah, South African comedian and former host of The Daily Show
- Trevor Lawrence, American football quarterback
- Trevor Peacock, British actor
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Pop Culture References
- Trevor from Grand Theft Auto V
- Trevor Noah, comedian and TV host
- Trevor from 'The Trevor Project'