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The name Wyatt is of English origin and means "brave in war" or "little warrior". It is believed to have originated from the Anglo-Saxon name Wigheard, which was a combination of the words wig meaning "war" and heard meaning "hardy" or "brave".Wyatt was originally a surname and was popularized as a given name in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It gained prominence due to the popularity of the legendary figure Wyatt Earp, a famous lawman and gunfighter of the American Old West.The name Wyatt has become increasingly popular in recent years, ranking in the top 50 boys' names in the United States. It is seen as a strong and masculine name with a rugged and adventurous feel. Famous bearers of the name include actor Wyatt Russell, politician Wyatt Tee Walker, and writer Wyatt Emory Cooper (father of Anderson Cooper).

The name Wyatt is most popular in the United States, where it ranks in the top 30 most popular names for boys. It is also gaining popularity in Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.

If you're a fan of the name Wyatt but are looking for something slightly different, here are some similar names to consider:

• Wyatt's meaning is "brave in battle," so other names with a similar meaning include Bernard, Conrad, Everett, Leonard, and Roland.
• If you like the sound of Wyatt's two syllables, some other two-syllable options to consider are Asher, Caleb, Ethan, Gavin, and Levi.
• For names with a similar vibe to Wyatt, consider Beau, Carter, Chase, Finn, or Graham.
• Some names with similar popularity to Wyatt include Landon, Mason, Noah, and Owen.
• If you're looking for names with a Western feel, consider Colt, Dallas, Jett, Maverick, or Rodeo.