Tucker
Tucker is an boy name of Old English origin, meaning “Fuller of cloth”.
| Meaning | Fuller of cloth |
|---|---|
| Gender | Boy |
| Origin | Old English |
| Pronunciation | TUK-er |
| Tradition | Modern & Classic |
| Used in | United States, Australia |
Meaning and origin of Tucker
Tucker is an English occupational surname for someone who 'tucked' cloth, that is, a fuller who cleaned and thickened woollen cloth by beating it in water. The word comes from the Old English tucian. The name was common in southwest England, while in the north the same trade gave the surnames Walker and Fuller. It became a first name in the United States in the late twentieth century.
Is Tucker a religious name?
Tucker is an occupational name and has no religious background.
How popular is Tucker?
Used in the United States as a sporty, informal-sounding boys' name.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Tucker mean?
Tucker means 'Fuller of cloth'. It is of Old English origin.
Does Tucker have a religious meaning?
Tucker is an occupational name and has no religious background.
How do you pronounce Tucker?
Tucker is pronounced TUK-er.
Is Tucker a boy or girl name?
Tucker is usually a boy name.