Tavaris is an uncommon yet distinctive given name of African American origin, meaning "to bring forth." It gained prominence during the late 20th century and has since been embraced by parents seeking unique names for their children. The name Tavaris consists of two parts: 'Tava,' which means "to bring forth," and 'ris,' a suffix often found in African names that signifies strength or power. This etymology reflects a celebration of cultural heritage and resilience. Despite its strong roots, the name Tavaris is not tied to any specific religion or mythology, making it accessible and appealing across diverse backgrounds. In terms of popularity, Tavaris has seen modest growth over time, appearing occasionally in Social Security Administration records since the 1970s but never reaching widespread usage. This rarity contributes to its uniqueness and appeal for those looking for an exceptional name for their child.
Tavaris had six births annually in 1986, with no reported births before or after this year.