Tate
English from Norse
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Updated Mon Apr 22 2024
Tate Origin and Meaning
The name Tate is a boy's name of English, Scandinavian, Norse origin meaning "cheerful".
A strong single-syllable surname with a joyful meaning, Tate is finding a place on more and more birth certificates.
Former Spice Girl Emma Bunton named her second son Tate Lee.
Tate also has a cultural vibe via the Tate and Tate Modern museums in London, named for philanthropist Henry Tate. Actor Tate Donovan is a prominent current bearer.
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# 234 in the US
Tate Rank in US Top 1000
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Famous People Named Tate
- Tate Buckley DonovanAmerican actor
- Tate StevensAmerican singer
- Tate ReevesAmerican politician
- Tate BerneyAmerican teen actor
- Tate James Rytky (b. 2005)son of actress Andrea Barber
- Tate Christian Olsen (b. 2011)son of NFL player Greg Olsen
- Tate Lee Jones (b. 2011)son of singer Emma Bunton
Tate in Pop Culture
- Tate Langdoncharacter from the TV Show "American Horror Story"
- Tate Shawson of Aidan on TV's "Sex and the City"
- Tate Tatinmain character of French novel "L'histoire d'Alphonse Desjardins"
- Tatecharacter in 2015 film "Baby Steps"
- "Little Man Tate" 1991 movie about a child genius
- Larry TateDarren Stevens' white,haired and non,PC boss on "Bewitched"
- William Tate Jr.character in NBC's "Believe"