Violet
“The violet flower”
The alphabet
1,824 V names on the record since 1880 — 27 of them in today's top 1000, girls outnumbering boys nearly two to one. Tap + on any name to build a shortlist as you browse.
Ranked by current US popularity, down to spellings given to five babies in a year. Search, filter, and tap + to keep the ones worth arguing about.
“The violet flower”
“strong”
“Victory”
“alive”
“conquering”
“conqueror”
“strong”
“conquering”
Ranks are today’s national standing; “ever” counts every baby recorded with that spelling since 1880. Every name links to its full history and meaning.
#13 in the country — no V name, girl or boy, sits higher. It reads “The violet flower.”
18 girl names in today's top 1000 against 9 for boys — close to two to one in the girls' favor.
Every charting V name belongs to one column — the letter splits clean.
The 1910s were V’s best decade — 9 of the era’s 200 chart spots (top 100 girls + top 100 boys), led by Virginia and Vincent.
Girls Boys · counted from every US birth certificate filed since 1880
Names our records love that most shortlists miss — real, recorded, and nowhere near overused.
“violet” — on a steady climb up the charts.
“brave” — at its highest point on record.
Fresh climbers across every letter live on Rising names.
Strong V names the ranked list above never reaches — each with its own note from the records.
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