Meaning and history
From a surname that may be of Old English origin meaning “valley house” or Scottish Gaelic origin meaning “meadow dwelling,” this name is also borne by a city in Texas, probably in honor of American Vice President George M. Dallas (1792–1864).
20062006: 864 births, rank #351
2007: 949 births, rank #339
2008: 992 births, rank #332
2009: 934 births, rank #338
2010: 1,004 births, rank #319
20112011: 962 births, rank #326
2012: 984 births, rank #321
2013: 1,168 births, rank #301
2014: 1,366 births, rank #270
2015: 1,420 births, rank #255
20162016: 1,224 births, rank #296
2017: 1,401 births, rank #260
2018: 1,231 births, rank #286
2019: 1,235 births, rank #283
2020: 1,267 births, rank #269
20212021: 1,287 births, rank #270
2022: 1,359 births, rank #253
2023: 1,383 births, rank #252
2024: 1,453 births, rank #243
20252025: 1,475 births, rank #238
Dallas rose from #243 to #238 for boys between 2024 and 2025. That year also produced its highest recorded birth count, at 1,475.