Boy nameCurrently #4,438 in the USFalling

Cornell

//kɔɹˈnɛl//

2 syllablesPeak year: 19627 lettersStarts with C

Meaning & origin

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Cornell's popularity over time

Yearly US births named Cornell, Social Security Administration data
YearBirths named Cornell
18906
18965
19025
19056
19077
19089
190910
191014
191112
191223
191324
191430
191544
191641
191756
191846
191964
192038
192153
192263
192357
192448
192557
192653
192761
192853
192940
193045
193167
193259
193367
193453
193555
193655
193758
193862
193952
194056
194145
194271
194356
194473
194579
1946130
1947166
1948197
1949186
1950164
1951191
1952227
1953214
1954212
1955225
1956205
1957234
1958203
1959199
1960150
1961176
1962247
1963172
1964209
1965163
1966180
1967173
1968174
1969173
1970194
1971181
1972147
1973155
1974156
1975137
1976134
1977155
1978131
1979135
1980140
1981121
1982118
1983127
1984112
1985135
1986147
1987144
1988141
1989141
1990117
1991113
199289
1993113
199496
199578
1996117
199777
199885
199964
200069
200160
200267
200385
200472
200571
200681
200786
200889
200988
201078
201156
201271
201356
201446
201547
201641
201752
201837
201945
202036
202121
202235
202321
202423

Cornell through the decades

  • Cornell peaked in 1962, when 247 babies were named Cornell in the US.
  • The 1950s were Cornell's strongest decade, averaging 207 births a year.
  • Over the last 10 years of data (2015–2024), use of Cornell has fallen 50% compared to the 10 years before that.
  • Cornell currently ranks #4,438 in the US and is cooling off.

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