Tatum

Tatum is primarily used as both a first name and a surname. It means 'Tate's homestead,' or 'settlement,' connecting a cheerful personality to a place of family roots and belonging. It embodies a sense of history and familial connection, often linked to joyfulness.

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The name Tatum is of Old English origin, derived from a place name that meant "Tate's homestead" or "Tate's settlement." It is believed that 'Tate' was a personal name of Anglo-Saxon origin, or it could come from an old Norse meaning "cheerful".

  • Popularity: 223rd
  • Babies named Tatum in the US in 2023:
    Female: 1314
    Male: 1492
  • Nicknames: Tate, Tat, Tatie, Temmy, Tum Tum.
  • Full Names: Tatum O'Neal, Tatum Riley, Tatum Channing, Tatum Carson, Tatum Bailey.
  • Famous Namesakes: Channing Tatum - Actor, Tatum O'Neal - Actress, Tatum Keshwar - Model, Tatum Rosner - Swimmer, Tatum McCann - Actress.
  • Gender: Unisex, with a recent trend towards female usage
  • Numerology: In numerology, the name Tatum is associated with the number 3, representing creativity, self-expression, enthusiasm, and the joy of living. Individuals with this number tend to be optimistic, imaginative, and charismatic, often bringing happiness and innovation to their environments.

Originally rare, Tatum has seen a rise in popularity in the 21st century, especially in the United States. It's commonly used for both boys and girls, gaining traction due to celebrity influences and its modern, yet timeless appeal.

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