Origin and Meaning of Travor
Meaning & Origin
To cross or to traverse
Origin: Old French - Derived from the surname 'Trevor', which comes from the Welsh 'trefor', meaning 'big village' or 'to cross the river'.
Interesting Facts
- Travor is a modern variant of the more widely known name Trevor, which has historical usage in Wales.
- The name emphasizes themes of journey and movement, resonating with the adventurous spirit.
- Notable bearers include Trevor Noah, the South African comedian and host of 'The Daily Show', which has brought renewed attention to the original name.
- In recent decades, the variant Travor has been less common than Trevor but has seen a small resurgence in certain regions.
- Variations of the name include Trevor, Treva, and Trev; the name can also come in feminine forms such as Treva.