- Number of babies from 1970 to 1979.

Most popular c boy names. The SSA which keeps track of the popularity of baby names released the list of the most popular names of 2019 and it doesnt offer much by way of surprises. Other girls names that have grown significantly in popularity include Mila Luna Freya and Millie - all which debuted in the top 100 baby names just four years ago. Most popular boys names 26- 50.

For boys those names include Theodore Hudson Archer Hugo Arlo and Harvey. To learn more about the culture of the 1970s Stacker compiled a list of the most popular baby names for boys in the 70s in Tennessee using data from the Social Security Administration. 203 rows The following table shows the 200 most popular given names for male and female babies.

Cassius a Shakespearean name rooted in antiquity is coming into fashion in a major way. Discover which boys names are the most popular choices Oliver continues to top the charts as the number 1 name chosen for boys. Most popular boy names in the 70s in Tennessee Names can tell the story of a generation.

The list below shows the 100 most unpopular baby boy names that fell out of favor the most in this case that means boy baby names that went from a higher position on the top name list to a much lower spot between 2016 and 2017. The most-used names for boys. Only two names made it to both Top 100 lists Charlie which sits 75th for girls and 9th for boys and Riley at 81st which debuted on the girls list in 2019 and sits 43rd on the boys list.

The top baby boy names in the US. China most common names not official 安 An 波 Bo 成 Cheng 德 De 东 Dong 峰 Feng 刚 Gang 国 Guo 辉 Hui 健 Jian 杰 Jie 康 Kang 亮 Liang 宁 Ning 鹏 Peng 涛 Tao 伟 Wei 勇 Yong 文 Wen. About one third of these names 32 dropped out of the top.

Noah has nudged 2 places up into position 2 and George is back at number 3 after slipping slightly the previous year proving that the nation loves its little prince. Right now Liam Noah Oliver Elijah and William have been popular for quite some time. Maurice is a name of Latin origin meaning dark-skinned.