Tag
Meaning of Tag
Tag (pronounced tag / tæg /) arrives like a burst of midday sol dancing through an olive grove—bright, quick, and impossible to ignore. Rooted in old English play (“you’re it!”) and whispered echoes of the Gaelic surname Taggart (from Mac an tSagairt, “son of the priest”), Tag wears its history lightly, more as a wink than a weight. He’s the niño who races ahead in every game of chase, his name a promise of laughter, a spark of alegría in every footstep. Though still rare—hovering in the high 800s and 900s on U.S. baby charts with just five to twelve little Tags each year—the moniker is tagging along on an upward swing, carving its own camino toward something unforgettable.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as tag (/tæg/)
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