Tukuna
South American indigenous · Boy · 3 syllables
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About the name Tukuna
Tukuna derives from the Tucanoan language family of South America and means "the people" or refers to the Tukuna people themselves, with the root relating to tribal/community identity.
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Etymology
Tukuna derives from the Tucanoan language family of South America and means "the people" or refers to the Tukuna people themselves, with the root relating to tribal/community identity. The name is primarily associated with the Tukuna (or Tucano) indigenous peoples of the Amazon basin, particularly in Brazil, Peru, and Colombia, with no major historical figures of international prominence bearing this as a given name.
Tukuna currently ranks #2,501 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2020.
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