Taz
Meaning of Taz
Taz, with its lively, sunlit syllable, finds its roots in the Italian diminutive of Anastasio—itself sprung from the Greek anastasis, “resurrection”—and yet wears a playful modern guise in the whirling Tasmanian Devil of cartoon fame. He drifts on a warm Tuscan breeze, like laughter echoing between cypress trees at dusk, both intimate and boundless. Rare yet radiant, he graced just twenty-one newborns in 2024, settling at the nine-hundred-third spot on American registers, and in that scarcity lies his mischievous grandeur. Taz is a single-syllable sonnet, a promise of spirited curiosity that spins into every room he enters, leaving behind a trace of lighthearted wonder.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as taz (/tæz/)
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Notable People Named Taz
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