Tallulah

Tallulah comes from the Choctaw language, meaning 'leaping water,' combining 'oka' for water and 'lusa' for leaping. This name feels like a graceful dance, full of movement and life, echoing the natural world’s vibrant beauty. It's a name that brings to mind a serene yet spirited presence, like a bubbling brook or a cascading waterfall.

In terms of popularity, Tallulah has had quite a journey. After disappearing from the charts in 1956, it re-emerged in 1979. The name made an impressive leap, jumping 8112 spots between 1998 and 1999. Tallulah first entered the Top 1000 in 2022, reaching its peak rank of #814 in 2023 and settling at #815 in 2024. Despite not cracking the top 100, it has seen a steady presence in recent years.

With its vintage charm and free-spirited vibe, Tallulah is perfect for those who appreciate a blend of classic elegance and a touch of whimsy. It's a name that captures the heart with its lyrical sound and evokes a sense of timeless grace, making it a lovely choice for a modern era while honoring its rich heritage.