Tyler

East Texas city

Tyler is a given name, typically masculine, derived from an occupational surname for someone who made or laid tiles.

It gained popularity as a first name in the late 20th century: Tyler wants to come to the party.

Two U.S. presidents bore the surname: John Tyler and Zachary Taylor's vice president. (Lowercase tyler, rare, refers to a doorkeeper in Freemasonry.)

name

Brandon

Masculine English name

DylanWelsh masculine name
EthanMale name, Hebrew origin
RyanIrish-origin male name

Cody · Zachary · Justin · Brett · Jared · Logan · Trevor · Chase · Cameron · Connor

surname

Aerosmith

roofingInstalling overhead shelter material
craftsmanSkilled manual worker

Texas

roses

Thorny flowering shrubs

East TexasLone Star's forested corner
petroleumNatural underground hydrocarbon liquid
oilSlippery viscous fluid

refinery · azaleas · boomtown

president

Harrison

Certain presidential surname

WhigAnti-monarchist political faction
VirginiaMid-Atlantic American state
annexationAbsorbing territory into jurisdiction

Texas · veto · succession · Tippecanoe · tenth · antebellum · states' rights · Sherwood Forest · secession · Confederate

Categories

First NamesJames, John, Mary, Elizabeth, William
80s/90s Baby NamesJessica, Jennifer, Ashley, Amanda, Michael
East TexasJefferson, Longview, Winona, Henderson, lumber industry
British AuthorsCharles Dickens, William Shakespeare, Jane Austen, Agatha Christie, Roald Dahl
presidencyOval Office, president, Washington, executive branch, veto
Texas PlacesAustin, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Fort Worth

Phrases

Family

Familiarity: Top 200,000
Profile: Known to kids · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G