Taisley
Meaning of Taisley
Taisley is a contemporary Anglo-American name that appears to draw inspiration from the Scottish place-name Paisley while adopting the trendy –ley suffix common among surnames-turned-forenames. Although it lacks a long historical lineage, its formation—merging a crisp “T” onset with the familiar –ley ending—strikes a balance between novelty and recognizability. It first surfaced in U.S. Social Security records in 2011 with 12 newborns (rank 935) and has since fluctuated modestly between six and twenty annual births, most recently registering 16 babies in 2024 (rank 934). These figures place Taisley consistently within the 900s, reflecting a modest yet stable niche appeal. In an era of increasingly eclectic choices, its steady rank suggests that even boutique names can maintain a quiet but reliable presence.
Pronunciation
- Pronunced as TAYZ-lee (/ˈteɪzli/)
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