In what language does Taylor mean clothed with salvation?

The name "Taylor" is of English origin, derived from the Old French Word "taillour," meaning "cutter" or "tailor." It does not directly translate to "clothed with salvation." However, the phrase "clothed with salvation" is often associated with biblical imagery, particularly in Hebrew, where "salvation" translates to "yeshuah." Thus, while Taylor itself does not mean "clothed with salvation," that phrase has its roots in Hebrew scripture.