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"Travis" originates as an English surname derived from the occupational term "travers," meaning "toll collector" or "someone who lives by a crossing." The word "travers" itself comes from Old French "traverser," meaning "to cross," ultimately tracing back to the Latin word "transversus," which signifies "lying across" or "transverse." The surname indicated a person's profession or residence near a significant crossing point, such as a bridge or ford where tolls were collected. The surname "Travis" gradually transitioned into a given name, gaining popularity in the United States during the 20th century. Its rise may be linked to the fame of William Barret Travis, a commander at the Alamo. While not a traditionally common first name in earlier centuries, its usage increased significantly, particularly in the mid-20th century. Variations and diminutives are not widely established, with "Trav" sometimes used as a shortened form. The name's association with the American West and figures like William Travis likely contributed to its appeal.