Hebrew names
All origins193 names in the census are traced back to Hebrew by the glossary. They are sorted by how many people carry them today.
- Michael
- John
- James
- David
- Mary
- Maria
- Daniel
- Joseph
- Matthew
- Jose
- Elizabeth
- Susan
- Joshua
- Sarah
- Lisa
- Jacob
- Nancy
- Michelle
- Jonathan
- Juan
- Rebecca
- Deborah
- Benjamin
- Samuel
- Anna
- Adam
- Aaron
- Rachel
- Nathan
- Jordan
- Zachary
- Janet
- Jack
- Hannah
- Sara
- Betty
- Judith
- Jeremy
- Noah
- Jerry
- Martha
- Jane
- Gabriel
- Abigail
- Jacqueline
- Danielle
- Ana
- Jamie
- Isabella
- Joan
- Miguel
- Jesse
- Ann
- Ruth
- Judy
- Shawn
- Joe
- Jean
- Marie
- Caleb
Where this page gets its numbers
- Counts, ranks and shares: U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Census tabulations of first and last names occurring 100 or more times. Percentages, bands and groupings are our own arithmetic — the conclusions are ours, not the Bureau’s.
- Origins and the forms a name takes in other languages: Charlotte Yonge, History of Christian Names, 1884 — a public-domain work. Scholarship has moved on since, so read it as one reading of a name, not the last word.
Below a hundred people we publish no figure at all — the same threshold the Census Bureau applies to us. What each source covers