Trevor
Trevor comes from the Welsh "tref" (village) and "mawr" (large) — meaning "large village." Trevor was a top-200 American name from 1985 to 2010, peaking at #112 in 1998. Trevor (the comedian Trevor Noah, born 1984, who hosted "The Daily Show" from 2015 to 2022) is the most famous modern bearer. Trevor (the actor Trevor Howard, 1916-1988, known for "Brief Encounter" (1945)) gave the name cinematic weight. The "Tr" opening is firm, and the "or" ending gives it a slight masculine echo. Trevor is a male name of Welsh origin that means "Large village". Elegant, Welsh, and friendly. The name sounds modern. Trevors tend to be approachable. US peaked #112 in 1998. Now outside top 300. Well-known people named Trevor include Trevor Noah (comedian), Trevor Howard (actor), Trevor (Welsh place name), Trevor (fictional, various). Common variations and related forms of Trevor include Trefor (Welsh), Trev (short form), Trevin (modern), Treavor (variant).