Tannar

Tannar represents a fresh variation of the occupational surname Tanner, which traditionally referred to someone who tanned hides for leather. This masculine name carries rugged, artisanal associations with its connection to this historical trade. The modified spelling with the double 'n' and single 'r' gives Tannar a more contemporary feel while maintaining the familiar sound. While the traditional Tanner has enjoyed moderate popularity, Tannar remains distinctively uncommon. The name conveys strength, practicality, and craftsmanship—qualities associated with traditional masculine occupations. Its straightforward pronunciation and spelling make it accessible despite its uniqueness. Tannar fits well with the trend toward surname-inspired first names and occupational names like Mason, Cooper, and Smith, appealing to parents seeking a name with subtle historical connections and a robust, masculine energy.

Tannar is also given to girls.

Pronounced TAN-ur.

As of October 2026, Tannar ranked #16350 for girls in US births in 1998 and #13823 for boys in US births in 2014 SSA, peaked at #15910 for girls in 1997 and #5616 for boys in 1999.