Gulliver is an unusual yet intriguing given name, derived from the surname Gully, which originated as an occupational name for someone who lived near a gully or ravine. The name gained prominence following Jonathan Swift's classic novel 'Gulliver's Travels', published in 1726. In this satirical tale, Gulliver is the protagonist who embarks on extraordinary voyages to fantastical lands, encountering various unique races and cultures. The popularity of the novel has since associated the name Gulliver with adventure, exploration, and the unconventional.
"The name Gulliver has been given to five children in the year 2021."