Boys
5 Noah
This is a Hebrew name meaning “rest” or “comfort,” and it has its roots in the Old Testament story of Noah, builder of the Ark.
4 Lucas
Lucas is Latin for “bringer of light.” It dates back to Christian roots regarding Saint Luke the Evangelist, one of the Four Evangelists and authors of the Bible’s canonical Gospels of Christ.
3 Liam
An Irish name meaning “unwavering protector,” Liam is a shortened version of the name William, which dates back to English, Welsh, and Irish roots and has been popular even before the 11th century.
2 Aiden
After 8 years in the number one spot, Aiden finally seceded its stronghold and dropped to number two. An Irish word for fiery, Aiden proved it does indeed carry an ardent presence by nature of its long-lived popularity and admiration.
1 Jackson
This is the first year the name Jackson enjoys the #1 spot on the list. A Hebrew word that means “son of Jack,” it is also a very common surname which originated in 14th century England.
At some point in each of our lives, most of us will have children. With that in mind, take some time to consider what names are popular to get a vibe for what is stylish. Whether you are a chic hairdresser in New York City who vies for anything that is trending, or a lawyer in Barrie who prefers timelessness and tradition, it would do us well to be aware of what names to expect of our future generations.
About the author: Annie Babbitt is a freelance writer whose interests include current entertainment and current events. Annie loves helping promote change and being an advocate for those in need, and most recently has taken an interest in writing about legal topics, drawing much of her inspiration from companies that work in personal injury litigation such as Little John Barristers.
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