Strong names
All origins88 names on this list have a living form in this language. The name itself may have come from Hebrew, Greek or Latin long before — this shelf is about where it is used, not where it began.
- Brian
- Nicholas
- Ronald
- Nicole
- Luis
- Ethan
- Henry
- Bryan
- Roger
- Gerald
- Joel
- Evan
- Walter
- Oscar
- Dana
- Chad
- Harold
- Louis
- Owen
- Gavin
- Renee
- Ralph
- Frederick
- Edgar
- Lois
- Raul
- Greg
- Fred
- Leonard
- Aubrey
- Leo
- Nick
- Ernest
- Alison
- Nicolas
- Louise
- Geraldine
- Enrique
- Constance
- Ariel
- Gerardo
- Rene
- Leonardo
- Bernard
- Bridget
- Leon
- Kurt
- Herbert
- Reginald
- Ernesto
- Lewis
- Dillon
- Hilda
- Rodolfo
- Alfonso
- Bernice
- Arnold
- Nikki
- Gerard
- Ezekiel
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