One who strikes; ironworker or smith
Derived from the Middle English and Middle Low German word 'striker,' this name originally referred to a worker who struck iron or a measuring official. In a modern context, it is often associated with the action of striking or hitting, giving it a bold and active connotation. It has transitioned from an occupational surname to a high-energy given name.
About 51 boys were named Stryker in 2025.
US births per 5-year period, 1990–present (SSA data).
A police officer and combatant in the fighting game series · Mortal Kombat
American journalist and former editor of Newsweek
