Tulsa

Tulsa comes from the Creek word "Tallasi," meaning "old town," and it brings with it the charm and depth of a place with history. While it’s recognized as the name of a vibrant city in Oklahoma, as a given name, Tulsa feels modern and dynamic, carrying a sense of cultural richness and geographic allure.

In terms of popularity, Tulsa has had quite an interesting ride. It peaked at #3618 back in 1914, then vanished from the charts altogether, only to make an unexpected reappearance in 1990. That year saw it drop dramatically to #12959, and since then, it has drifted around, landing at #5419 in 2024. Perhaps the most striking change was the leap of 4850 spots between 2020 and 2021, suggesting a renewed, albeit brief, interest.

Tulsa is a name that exudes a sense of adventure and individuality. It's perfect for someone who isn't afraid to embrace their unique path, blending the old with the new. With its roots in a term for "old town" and its modern, geographic flair, Tulsa suits those who appreciate both history and contemporary style.