Walker
Meaning of Walker
Walker began as an English-Scottish surname for the craftsman who quite literally walked on wool to make it soft, yet today it strides far beyond the mill, evoking wide skies, dusty boots, and a hint of Walker, Texas Ranger swagger. In Spanish-speaking hearts, the whisper of “caminar” slips in, como si el pequeño ya llevara ritmo en los pies. Parents clearly feel the motion—this name has jogged from the 300s to a lively No. 81 in the U.S. charts, all in little more than a decade. Warm, rugged, and always en camino, Walker promises a life of forward steps and open-road adventures for any niño who wears it.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as WAHK-er (/ˈwɔkər/)
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Notable People Named Walker
| Walker Anthony Buehler is an American baseball pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies who previously played for the Los Angeles Dodgers and Boston Red Sox. |
| Charles Edgar Walker Hayes is an American country pop singer and songwriter with five studio albums and multiple Billboard country hits, including Fancy Like which topped both Hot Country Songs and Country Airplay in late 2021 and early 2022. |
| Walker Dwain Zimmerman is an American center back for Nashville SC and the US national team. |
| Walker Ross Kessler is an American NBA player for the Utah Jazz who played college basketball at North Carolina and Auburn. |
