Tennessee, a state rich in history and culture, lends its distinctive name to individuals who bear it. Originating from the Cherokee village Tanasi, which was later anglicized as Tennessee, this name carries a sense of southern charm and character. It's unique yet familiar, much like the state itself, offering a blend of tradition and innovation.
"Tennessee has seen a fluctuating number of annual births named Tennessee over the past century and a half. The name's popularity peaked in recent years, with 39 births in 2021 and 34 in 2019, but it has been relatively uncommon throughout most of the recorded history, averaging around 5-10 births per year."