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Boy Names Ending with -tt
Tt ending baby names and what they mean, with 82 results. -tt names are used more often as masculine names. These boy names were at the apex of their popularity in 2018 (ADOPTION OF 1.76%), except for names such as Dewitt which have fallen out of fashion. The most trendy birth names among these are Everett (#95), Rhett (#167), Bennett (#120), Emmett (#114) and Wyatt (#26), while Luckett (TOP 3%) and Puckett (1%) are familiar -tt surnames.
Abbott - Burdett
Abbott, var. Abott
From Old English element. "Father, priest." Popular as last names, and Abbott (UPPER 1%), Abott (67%) are comparable to popular last names Acott (UPPER 97%), Arnott (8%), with the -ott suffix.
Alcott, var. Alkott, Allcott
Derivative of Old English element. "The old cottage." Alcott, Allcott and Alkott are seldom found as male names.
Arnett, var. Arnott
Stems fr. Old French, English languages. "Little eagle." Less widespread today. Arnett was the variation last appearing (1950-1959) in the Top 2000.
Escott, Ascott
Forms of Ascot. Derived fr. Old English element. "Eastern cottage." Not Top 2000 names.
Averett, var. Averitt
Source fr. Old German, Old English languages. "Brave, strong boar." Avirett (UPPER 68%), Avrett (48%) are familiar surnames.
Barnett, var. Baronett
Derived fr. Old English word. "Burned clearing." Less used today. Barnett was the variation last found (1950-1959) in the Top 2000.
Barrett▲, var. Barratt
Possibly Middle English "dispute, argument", Old .. Barratt is unconventional as a boys' name among the variations of Barrett.
Bartt1, Bartlett1
Forms of Bartholomew. Stems fr. Aramaic language. "Son of Talmai (the farmer)." Used somewhat widely as boys' names, Bartlett and Bartt are similar to the popular Barrett.
Bartlitt, Bartlett2
Var. of Bartlet. Stems fr. Aramaic word. "Son of Talmai (the farmer)." Bartlett and Bartlitt are uncommonly used as men's names, and Bartlett appears regularly (TOP 1%) as a surname.
Bartt2
Form of Bart. .. Football player Bart Starr. Barett is a moderately popular boys' name. See also Bardo.
Bassett
Origin fr. Old English. "Little person." Not Top 2000 name.
Beckett▲
Based on Old English element. "Beehive or bee cottage." Gender-neutral name. Usage of Beckett as a children's name in 2018 was up a lot compared to 10 years ago.
Bennett1▲
Var. of Benedict. Derivative of Latin language. "Blessed." Bennett became more trendy in 2018, gaining +3 rankings as a children's name to reach #120. See also Sennett.
Bennett2▲, var. Benett
Stems fr. French, Latin words. .. Nowdays, used mostly as a transferred .. Used frequently as children's names, Bennett and Benett are similar to the common Benito.
Burnett, Bernett
Forms of Burnet. From Old French element. "Brown." Burnett is prevalent as a birth name among the forms of Burnet.
Birkett, var. Burkitt, Burkett, Birkitt
Source fr. Middle English. "Birch coastland." Burkitt and variants are rarely found as male names.
Brantt
Form of Brant. Derived fr. Old English element. .. The English surname Brant is an .. Brantt is uncommon as a children's name. See also Branton.
Brentt
Form of Brent. Stems fr. Old English, Celtic. "Hill, mount." Bryntt and Burntt are creative forms. See also Brantt.
Brett▼, var. Britt
Root fr. Latin element. "From Britany or Britain." Brett and Britt are more commonly used as baby names among these variations.
Burdett
Root fr. Middle English word. "Bird." Burdett is unusual as a boys' name. See also Burkett.
Quick Reference
Summary Index of names [and variants] for -tt names for boys.
1. Abbott - BurdettAbbott [Abott], Alcott [Alkott, Allcott], Arnett [Arnott], Ascot [Escott, Ascott], Averett [Averitt], Barnett [Baronett], Barrett▲ [Barratt], Bartholomew [Bartt, Bartlett], Bartlet [Bartlitt, Bartlett], Bart [Bartt], Bassett, Beckett▲, Benedict [Bennett▲], Bennett▲ [Benett], Burnet [Burnett, Bernett], Birkett [Burkitt, Burkett, ..], Brant [Brantt], Brent [Brentt], Brett▼ [Britt], Burdett
Burton [Burtt], Clinton [Clintt], Cobb [Cobbett], Corbin [Corbitt, Corbett], Corbett, Crockett [Croquett], Dag [Daggett], Jeremiah [Dermott], Dermot [Dermott], De- [Dewitt▼], Dewitt▼ [Witt], Elliot [Elyott, Elliott▲, ..], Elijah [Elyott], Emmet [Emmott, Emmitt▲, ..], Endicott [Endecott], Escott, Everett▲ [Everitt, Averitt, ..], Everard [Everett▲], Gannet [Gannett], Garret [Jarrott, Jarrett▼, ..]
Garnet [Garnett], Gerard [Jerrott, Garrett▼, ..], Gerritt [Garrett▼], Gillett [Gelett], Hackett [Hackitt], Hamlet [Hamnett, Hammett], Haslett [Hazlitt, Hazlett, ..], Hewett [Hewlitt, Hewlett, ..], Hurlbert [Hurlbutt], Hyatt [Hiatt, Hayatt], Gerald [Jarrett▼], Jarrett▼ [Jerrott, Jerrett, ..], Jordan [Jerrott, Jarrott], Jet [Jett▲], Kenneth [Kennett], Kent [Kentt], Christopher [Kitt], Kit [Kitt], Leggett [Liggett, Leggitt], Matthew [Matt▼]
Merritt [Meritt, Merrett], Nesbit [Nisbett, Nesbitt, ..], Page [Pagett, Padgett], Pitt, Platt, Pratt, Prescott [Prestcott], Prewitt [Pruitt, Prewett], Rhett▲, Scott▼, Sennett, Tate [Taitt], Talbet [Talbott, Tallbott], Tempest [Tempestt], Traugott, Walcott [Wolcott, Wallcott], Watt, Westcott [Wescott], Willet [Willett], William [Wilmott]
Wolcott, Wyatt▲ [Wiatt]
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