Definitions

1. noun

A male given name, especially of English origin, derived from the Old English name ‘Wiggeat’, meaning ‘brisk’ or ‘resolute warrior’.

“The new baby’s name was Wyatt, after his adventurous grandfather.”

2. surname

A surname of English origin, often referring to the son of a man named ‘Wiggeat’.

“The famous American musician is named Jimmie Wyatt, known for his country music style.”

3. proper noun

A proper noun referring to a person, especially a person of note or historical significance.

“The explorer Wyatt Earp was a key figure in the history of the American West.”