Unisex Distribution99.8% Boy / 0.2% GirlOverwhelmingly Male
First Recorded1912Last seen: 2025
Peak Decade2010s1,491 births in 2009
π‘ The Tyson Vibe: Considered a Modern Trend. A contemporary choice reflecting current cultural naming rhythms and popularity brackets.
π Meaning & Etymology
Primary MeaningSon of Tye
Language OriginEnglish
Origin Typesingle
Derived from an English surname, which was originally a Norman French personal name 'Tys', possibly meaning 'firebrand'. The surname evolved to mean 'son of Tye'.
According to SSA data, Tyson achieved its highest historical rank of #237 in 2009. Its highest annual registration volume occurred in 2009 with 1,491 babies. Between 2015 and 2025, modern registrations have decreased by 50.1%. Overall, the name has maintained a ranked presence for 83 consecutive years.
π Factual Timeline & Current Trajectory (1880 β 2025)
Registration footprint of Tyson across 145 years of SSA data.
5-Year Trajectory
Declining
10-Year Shift
-50.1% Decline
18801920196020002025
π Popularity Milestones & Volatility
Busiest Year on Record1,491births in 2009
Years in Top 1000 yrs
Years in Top 50051 yrs
Registry Streak83 yrs
Historical VolatilityHighly Volatile
Largest 1-Year JumpN/A
Decade-by-Decade Registration Volumes
1880s: 0
1890s: 0
1900s: 0
1910s: 65
1920s: 91
1930s: 48
1940s: 111
1950s: 174
1960s: 559
1970s: 5,397
1980s: 8,870
1990s: 5,138
2000s: 11,385
2010s: 11,916
2020s: 4,641
π Sound & Spelling Structure
Phonetic SyllablesTy-son
Letter Count5 letters
Spelling ComplexityModerate
Length Percentile
Longer than 7.7% of names
Linguistic Profile: It is an isogram, meaning no two letters are repeated. Longer than 7.7% of SSA names. Starts with T, a letter used by only 6.1% of SSA names.
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