2010s Baby Names

45,658 names were given to children in the United States between 2010 and 2019, ranked below by how many.

A name's place is its total across those ten years. Names that appear in only some of the decade say so, because a name recorded once is a different fact from one recorded every year.

All Girls Boys Unisex

Rankings for

#2,065
Jakayla
2,191 in the 2010s
#2,066
Ellery
2,189 in the 2010s
#2,067
Deangelo
2,185 in the 2010s
#2,068
Karissa
2,184 in the 2010s
#2,069
Ephraim
2,182 in the 2010s
#2,070
Bellamy Bellamy is a unisex name from an English surname, derived from Old French bel ami, "beautiful friend."
2,180 in the 2010s
#2,071
Dangelo
2,180 in the 2010s
#2,072
Jordy
2,179 in the 2010s
#2,073
Camilo
2,179 in the 2010s
#2,074
Ean
2,178 in the 2010s
#2,075
Agustin
2,173 in the 2010s
#2,076
Leroy Leroy is a boy's name that is simply the French for the king, taken as one word.
2,173 in the 2010s
#2,077
Vada
2,173 in the 2010s
#2,078
Chevy
2,173 in the 2010s
#2,079
Jair
2,170 in the 2010s
#2,080
Murphy Murphy is a unisex name of Irish origin meaning "sea warrior".
2,168 in the 2010s
#2,081
Opal Opal means the gem, and it is the only major stone whose name may come from Sanskrit — upala, a precious stone, reaching Greek and Latin through the trade routes rather than from a European root.
2,167 in the 2010s
#2,082
Rodolfo
2,166 in the 2010s
#2,083
Rocky Rocky is a boy's name that began as a nickname for Rocco and similar names, or for a tough person.
2,160 in the 2010s
#2,084
Jorden
2,160 in the 2010s
#2,085
Adilynn
2,160 in the 2010s
#2,086
Carsen
2,159 in the 2010s
#2,087
Adalee
2,157 in the 2010s
#2,088
Kalel
2,157 in the 2010s
#2,089
Chace
2,156 in the 2010s
#2,090
Bree
2,156 in the 2010s
#2,091
Della Della has no single parent — it shortens Adela, Delia and Adelaide alike, and it is reviving, at 563rd in the United States and 1,010th in Scotland.
2,156 in the 2010s
#2,092
Kaylyn
2,153 in the 2010s
#2,093
Korbyn
2,152 in the 2010s
#2,094
Taraji
2,151 in the 2010s
#2,095
Bode
2,147 in the 2010s
#2,096
Luisa
2,146 in the 2010s
#2,097
Gwyneth
2,145 in the 2010s
#2,098
Tia Tia peaked far higher in England than its population would predict — 1,050 births in England and Wales in 2004 against an American peak of 1,189, in a country with roughly a fifth of the people.
2,142 in the 2010s
#2,099
Shay Shay is a unisex name of Irish origin meaning "hawk-like" or "stately," the phonetic spelling of the Irish Séaghdha.
2,141 in the 2010s
#2,100
Henrik
2,140 in the 2010s
#2,101
Gilbert Gilbert is a boy's name from Germanic elements meaning bright pledge, and it founded the only medieval religious order native to England.
2,139 in the 2010s
#2,102
Rachael Rachael respells Rachel, meaning ewe, and the animal is the point — Rachel is a shepherd in Genesis, and Jacob works fourteen years for her, which is one of the longest courtships in scripture.
2,139 in the 2010s
#2,103
Eliot
2,131 in the 2010s
#2,104
Roxanne Roxanne means dawn or bright, and it is Persian rather than Greek — Alexander married Roxana in Bactria, and she and their son were murdered after his death.
2,131 in the 2010s
#2,105
Mike Mike is a boy's name, the short form of Michael, from a Hebrew question meaning who is like God.
2,130 in the 2010s
#2,106
Kailynn
2,129 in the 2010s
#2,107
Nahla
2,129 in the 2010s
#2,108
Kamille
2,128 in the 2010s
#2,109
Karleigh
2,127 in the 2010s
#2,110
Belinda Belinda is a literary invention with a snake in it — the Germanic element behind it is usually read as a serpent, and Pope's Rape of the Lock made the name fashionable in 1712.
2,127 in the 2010s
#2,111
Giovanny
2,126 in the 2010s
#2,112
Jericho
2,125 in the 2010s

What Made a 2010s Name

Children in the United States were registered with it between 2010 and 2019. A name's position here is how many of them were.

Why Some Names Only Cover Part of the Decade

A name that appears in three of the ten years either arrived partway through or faded out — and either is more interesting than the total on its own. The statistics offices do not publish names given to very few children in a year, so a gap can also mean the count dropped below the threshold rather than to nothing.

Where to Go Next

Open any name to see its full curve — most of these have a hundred and forty years of it. Or compare the ends of the same measurement: the most popular names now and the rarest.