Baylor
Meaning of Baylor
The name Baylor, pronounced BAY-lur (/beɪ.lər/), is a unisex name with a rich history and growing popularity. It has roots in Old English, where it originally referred to a "one who delivers goods" or a "horse trainer." Over time, Baylor has become more widely recognized, partly due to its association with Baylor University in Texas, which lends the name an academic and prestigious flair. The name's usage in the United States has seen significant growth over the past few decades. In 2023, Baylor ranked 392nd with 812 occurrences among newborns, reflecting its rising appeal. Variations of the name include Bayler, offering a slight twist while retaining its distinctive sound. Whether chosen for its historical roots or modern charm, Baylor is a versatile and strong choice for any child.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as BAY-lur (/beɪ.lər/)
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Notable People Named Baylor
| Baylor Hill (1760–1804) was an American cavalry Captain in the Revolutionary War and a mayor of Norfolk, Virginia, known for his detailed diary documenting his experiences during the conflict. |
