Tejon
Meaning of Tejon
Many parents imagine a name that blends sunny Spanish sunsets with the rugged charm of the American West – that’s Tejon (pronounced tay-HAWN /teɪˈhɔn/). Rooted in the Spanish word for “badger,” it whispers tales of resilience and quiet tenacity, while also calling to mind the sweeping vistas of California’s historic Tejon Pass. Rare yet steadfast, Tejon has appeared in the U.S. top 1,000 on and off since the early 1990s, giving it the perfect dash of exclusivity without feeling too unfamiliar. It rolls off the tongue with a friendly bounce, inviting smiles on playgrounds and sparking curiosity at family gatherings. Warm, spirited and just a little wild, Tejon offers a singular choice for those seeking a name with character and a story to tell.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as tay-HAWN (/teɪˈhɔn/)
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