Tullulah
Meaning of Tullulah
Tullulah, often spelled as Tallulah, is a name of Native American origin, specifically derived from the Choctaw language. It means "leaping water," evoking images of a vibrant and lively stream—a fitting metaphor for a spirited child. The name has been embraced widely beyond its indigenous roots, gaining popularity in various English-speaking countries. Pronounced too-LOO-luh, Tullulah carries with it an air of uniqueness and charm. Despite its distinctiveness, it remains relatively rare; in 2023, only 7 newborns in the United States were given this name, ranking it at 12,134. Tullulah might appeal to parents seeking a name that is both melodious and infused with cultural depth.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as too-LOO-luh (/tuˈluːlə/)
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