Wrangler
Meaning of Wrangler
The name Wrangler is a distinctive and strong choice for a baby boy, rooted in American Western culture. Pronounced as RANG-gler (/ˈræŋgələr/), the name conjures images of rugged cowboys and skilled horse handlers, often associated with the wide-open plains and adventurous spirit of the American West. The term "wrangler" originally referred to someone who takes care of livestock on a ranch or during a cattle drive, adding an element of hard work and resilience to its charm. Over the years, Wrangler has seen fluctuating popularity in the United States, with occasional spikes in usage particularly noticeable from 2011 onwards. Despite its relatively rare use—never breaking into the top 4000 names—it carries a unique appeal for parents seeking an unconventional yet robust name for their son. Variations like Rangler exist but are much less common. Overall, Wrangler is perfect for those who appreciate names with cultural richness and a touch of frontier spirit.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as RANG-gler (/ˈræŋgələr/)
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