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Tayven

TAY-ven · Of uncertain origin, likely a modern invented name.

2025 rank (boys)
#5,045
Babies named in 2025
19
Peak popularity
2007
2025 frequency
1 in 89,899 boys
Usually for
Boys
Trend
Declining since 2008

Declining since 2008, #5,045 for boys today.

Popularity of Tayven since 1999

Babies named Tayven per year in U.S. Social Security records.

214263200020102020Most births 2007GirlsBoys
GirlsBoys
Data table (by decade)
DecadeGirlsBoys
1990s07
2000s19276
2010s23321
2020s696

Meaning & origin

Tayven is a modern American invention that entered the naming pool in 1999. It peaked in popularity in 2007, but since 2008 its usage has been steadily falling. In 2025, it ranked 5,045th with approximately 1 in 89,899 boys receiving the name. The name belongs to the cohort of 2000s innovations that blend familiar sounds with fashionable suffixes, reflecting a broader trend of phonetic creativity in contemporary American naming.

Tayven is a modern American coinage, first recorded in 1999. It likely blends the popular sound of names like Taylor or Jayden with the trendy -ven suffix also seen in names like Aven or Braven. The name has no long etymological history.

Nicknames & variants

Nicknames: Tay, Taye

Sibling names for Tayven

Names that share Tayven's style, for a brother or sister.

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Questions parents ask

What does the name Tayven mean?
Tayven is a modern invented name with no established meaning. It likely draws from the sound of names like Taylor and the trendy -ven suffix.
How popular is the name Tayven?
Tayven ranked 5,045th in the United States in 2025, with about 1 in 89,899 boys given the name that year.
Is Tayven a boy or girl name?
Tayven is primarily used for boys, though it could be considered unisex. In U.S. data, it is given almost exclusively to boys.