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Popularity of the baby name Akyris


Posts that mention the name Akyris

Boy names that debuted in the U.S. baby name data in 2025

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Which boy names emerged in the U.S. baby name data in 2025 for the first time ever?

A total of 561 boy names debuted in the data last year, and the most impressive debut was made by Akyris. Here are the top debuts overall:

  1. Akyris, 74 baby boys
  2. Kyssac, 45
  3. Ezaia, 36
  4. Kasye, 33
  5. Rudvik, 33
  6. Ishvik, 31
  7. Zohran, 30
  8. Jasail, 28
  9. Melijah, 24
  10. Azien, 22
  11. Gurnawab, 21
  12. Myhir, 20
  13. Dahari, 19
  14. Ailany, 18
  15. Remiri, 18
  16. Yashvik, 18
  17. Azhani, 17
  18. Elianel, 17
  19. Jacaius, 17
  20. Nahvyir, 16

Ailany was one of the fastest-rising girl names last year. (And I remember Gurnawab debuting in Canada a few years ago.)

Here are some more debuts:

15 baby boysMayzen, Mazim, Symeire, Tazmir
14 baby boysKasaii, Saylen
13 baby boysJaywen, Rahzir, Shivarth, Skylo
12 baby boysAzren, Jugaad, Leiran, Neymari
11 baby boysCamazi, Devanshreddy, Kaizo, Kelyan, Lessiah, Shanvik, Sharvik, Zendrix
10 baby boysAkaio, Arnaaz, Elthan, Kysaac, Neriel, Osier, Ramiere, Ruhn, Sidhvik, Theodosius

Ruhn may have come from Ruhn Danaan, a character in the Crescent City book series by Sarah J. Maas.

Finally, here’s a sampling of the rest of the debuts:

  • 9 baby boys: Akoah, Emazi, Jasaii, Khazai, Nyaan, Ridhav, Soli
  • 8 baby boys: Barsbek, Hunar, Krid, Nivaaz, Tasai, Yeidel, Ziko
  • 7 baby boys: Akani, Bowdee, Cayceon, Dabens, Espoir, Gurvaan, Jaiair, Kaell, Lockett, Majaliwa, Naziel, Oziyah, Ramazani, Rowoon, Sedem, Trump, Vayun, Zairon
  • 6 baby boys: Alezz, Buddha, Caiven, Dhruvik, Erebus, Franyer, Gloire, Hendrickson, Iru, Jesko, Kohaku, Lirian, Mayaan, Nairo, Odrit, Penuel, Rushdan, Shragy, Takoah, Uras, Wooju, Yeik, Zafari
  • 5 baby boys: Aybars, Bozeman, Brew, Chesda, Corduroy, Datsun, Forty, Hogarth, Howdy, Ionatana, Juvensley, Keider, Laios, Monzer, Niigaanii, Offranel, Pranab, Ridoc, Scheffler, Tonalli, Varis, Woodens, Ximir, Yorlin, Zad

Some possible explanations: Ramazani is the surname of Belgian soccer player Largie Ramazani, Rowoon is the stage name of a South Korean entertainer Kim Seok-woo, Trump is the surname of U.S. President Donald Trump, Keider is the first name of Venezuelan MLB pitcher Keider Montero, Ridoc is a character from the Empyrean book series by Rebecca Yarros, and Scheffler is the surname of American golfer Scottie Scheffler.

(And, more generally: Espoir is a Korean cosmetics brand, Erebus is a primordial deity in Greek mythology, Gloire means “glory” in French, Datsun was a Japanese car brand, Niigaanii means “s/he leads, goes ahead” in Ojibwe, and Tonalli means “day,” “sun” in Nahuatl.)

If you can explain any of the other debuts, please leave a comment!

Sources: SSA, Wikipedia

Image: Adapted from LotusBud0048a (public domain) by Frank “Fg2” Gualtieri

Baby names that debuted most impressively in the U.S. data, 1881 to today

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Though most of the baby names in the SSA’s annual datasets are repeats, each dataset does contain a handful of brand-new names.

Below are the most popular debut names for every single year on record, after the first.

Why bother with an analysis like this? Because debut names often have cool stories behind them, and high-hitting debuts are especially likely to have intriguing explanations tied to historical people/events. So this is more than a list of names — it’s also a list of stories.

Here’s the format: “Girl name(s), number of baby girls; Boy name(s), number of baby boys.” Keep in mind that the raw numbers aren’t too trustworthy for about the first six decades, though. (More on that in a minute.)

1880s

  • 1881: Adell & Celeste, 14; Brown & Newell, 14
  • 1882: Verda, 14; Cleve, 13
  • 1883: Laurel, 12; Brady, Festus, Jewell, Odell & Rosco, 8
  • 1884: Crystal & Rubie, 11; Benjamen, Jens, Oakley & Whitney, 9
  • 1885: Clotilde, 13; Arley & Terence, 9
  • 1886: Manuelita, 10; Terrence, 10
  • 1887: Verlie, 13; Myles, 11
  • 1888: Ebba, 18; Carlisle, Hughie & Orvel, 9
  • 1889: Garnett, 12; Doyle, 9

1890s

  • 1890: Verena, 11; Eduardo & Maggie, 10
  • 1891: Gayle, Idabelle & Zenia, 9; Sheridan, 14
  • 1892: Astrid, Dallas & Jennett, 9; Corbett, 23
  • 1893: Elmyra, 12; Estel, Mayo, Shelley & Thorwald, 8
  • 1894: Beatriz, Carola & Marrie, 9; Arvel, Erby & Floy, 8
  • 1895: Trilby, 12; Roosevelt, 12
  • 1896: Lotus, 11; Hazen, 11
  • 1897: Dewey, 13; Bryon, Frankie, Mario & Rhoda, 7
  • 1898: Manilla, 35; Hobson, 38
  • 1899: Ardis & Irva, 19; Haven, 9

1900s

  • 1900: Luciel, 14; Rosevelt, 20
  • 1901: Venita, 11; Eino, 9
  • 1902: Mercie, 10; Clarnce, 9
  • 1903: Estela, 11; Lenon & Porfirio, 7
  • 1904: Magdaline, 9; Adrain, Arbie, Betty, Desmond, Domenic, Duard, Raul & Severo, 8
  • 1905: Oliver, 9; Eliot & Tyree, 9
  • 1906: Nedra, 11; Domenico & Ryan, 10
  • 1907: Theta, 20; Taft, 16
  • 1908: Pasqualina, 10; Robley, 12
  • 1909: Wilmoth, 9; Randal & Vidal, 9

1910s

1920s

  • 1920: Dardanella, 23; Steele, 11
  • 1921: Marilynne, 13; Norberto, 14
  • 1922: Evelean, 14; Daren, 35
  • 1923: Nalda, 15; Clinard & Dorland, 9
  • 1924: Charis, 14; Melquiades, 13
  • 1925: Irmalee, 37; Wayburn, 11
  • 1926: Narice, 13; Bibb, 14
  • 1927: Sunya, 14; Bidwell, 14
  • 1928: Joreen, 22; Alfread & Brevard, 9
  • 1929: Jeannene, 25; Donnald, Edsol, Rhys & Wolfgang, 8

1930s

(From the SSA: “Note that many people born before 1937 never applied for a Social Security card, so their names are not included in our data.”)

1940s

1950s

1960s

1970s

1980s

1990s

2000s

  • 2000: Kelis, 108; Rithik, 22
  • 2001: Yaire, 184; Jahiem, 155
  • 2002: Kaydence, 70; Omarian, 31
  • 2003: Trenyce, 88; Pharrell, 67
  • 2004: Eshal, 38; Jkwon, 100
  • 2005: Yarisbel, 30; Jayceon, 48
  • 2006: Lizania, 35; Balian, 24
  • 2007: Leilene, 81; Yurem, 206
  • 2008: Aideliz, 91; Yosgart, 72
  • 2009: Greidys, 186; Jeremih, 87

2010s

2020s

I’ve already written about some of the names above, and I plan to write about all the others as well…eventually. In the meanwhile, if you want to beat me to it and leave a comment about why Maverick hit in 1957, or why Moesha hit in 1996, feel free!

Source: SSA

Image: Adapted from LotusBud0048a (public domain) by Frank “Fg2” Gualtieri

[Latest update: May 2026]