Texas
Texas is classified as a unisex given name in our dataset. A first name alone does not establish someone’s gender or preferred form of address.
Confidence describes the weight of the source data, not a measured accuracy rate.
This name is used for both men and women without a strong lean either way.
- Verdict
- Unisex
- Confidence
- Medium (source weight 8 to 63; not an accuracy rate)
- High source frequency in
- United States
- US records 1880–2017
- 379 male / 218 female
- Data
- nam_dict (GFDL) + US SSA
- Dataset built
- 2026-09-11
How to address Texas
If you do not know Texas’s preferred form of address, use a greeting without Mr or Ms: “Dear Texas,” in English, “Guten Tag Texas,” in German. Include their family name if you know it. The name’s classification describes its usage. Follow the form of address the person uses for themselves.
Ready-made greetings in six languages
English
Dear Texas,
German
Guten Tag Texas,
French
Bonjour Texas,
Spanish
Estimado/a Texas:
Chinese
Texas您好：
Japanese
Texas様
English
Hi Texas,
German
Hi Texas,
French
Salut Texas,
Spanish
Hola Texas,
Chinese
Texas你好：
Japanese
Texasさん
This is a statistical estimate, not a statement about the gender, identity or correct form of address of any particular person.
Country breakdown
| Country | How common | Usually |
|---|---|---|
| United States | uncommon | unisex name |
United States birth data
379 male · 218 female · 597 births recorded
Records from 1980–2017: 87.4% male.
Frequently asked questions
Is Texas a male or female name?
Texas is classified as a unisex given name in our dataset. A first name alone does not establish someone’s gender or preferred form of address.
How do I address Texas in an email?
If you do not know Texas’s preferred form of address, use a greeting without Mr or Ms: “Dear Texas,” in English, “Guten Tag Texas,” in German. Include their family name if you know it. The name’s classification describes its usage. Follow the form of address the person uses for themselves.
Is Texas a unisex name?
Texas is classified as a unisex name in our dataset. This does not establish a 50:50 population split. The country table shows the individual source classifications.
Related names
Sources
Gender by country: nam_dict, the c't first-names dictionary by Joerg Michael, roughly 44,000 names across 55 countries, licensed GFDL. US frequencies: United States Social Security Administration baby-name data (1880–2017), public domain. Classifications are not measured accuracy rates. Method: how we classify names. Full dataset: data & licences. US source data (babynames). Dataset built 2026-09-11; this is not a new collection date for the source records.
DearWho, "Is Texas a male or female name?", https://www.dearwho.app/name/texas. Data: nam_dict (J. Michael, GFDL) and US SSA, built 2026-09-11.
BibTeX
@misc{dearwho_texas,
title = {Is Texas a male or female name?},
author = {{DearWho}},
year = {2026},
url = {https://www.dearwho.app/name/texas},
note = {Data: nam_dict (GFDL), US SSA public domain}
}