Taylon

Meaning of Taylon

Taylon glides onto the scene like a mini popstar in diapers, a fresh spin on the classic Taylor with its sturdy Old French and Latin roots—tailor from Latin taliare—plus a playful “-lon” twist that gives it extra bounce. Pronounced TAY-lun (/ˈteɪlən/), this name sparkles with the craftsmanship of a bespoke garment and the vibrant rhythms of a Latin fiesta, conjuring colorful mercados and moonlit callejones. Though only about 30 little Taylons arrive each year in the U.S., its steady climb up the charts shows trendsetting parents are smitten with its melodic finish and bold spirit. With Taylon, one gets more than a name; it’s a sun-kissed tapestry of artistry and wanderlust, stitched together with just enough swagger to dance through life.

Pronunciation

American English

• Pronunced as TAY-lun (/ˈteɪlən/)

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• Talon
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