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Young

//ˈjəŋ//

1 syllablePeak year: 19915 lettersStarts with Y

Meaning & origin

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Young's popularity over time

Yearly US births named Young, Social Security Administration data
YearBirths named Young
188014
18819
18829
188312
188411
188510
188610
188712
18886
188910
18907
18916
18927
18936
18945
18958
18966
18979
18987
18995
19008
19015
190211
19035
19046
19078
19086
19097
19107
191112
191215
191311
191418
191516
191621
191730
191825
191922
192026
192123
192232
192325
192421
192518
192618
192723
192816
192920
193023
193117
193221
193319
193414
193522
193626
19378
193819
193911
194013
194112
194216
194319
194424
19456
194622
194726
194825
194921
195026
195119
195230
195321
195431
195524
195623
195721
195823
195922
196021
196122
196218
196320
196422
196520
19669
196711
196820
196929
197014
197128
197228
197328
197428
197543
197635
197729
197843
197942
198033
198155
198246
198348
198448
198544
198645
198728
198835
198944
199045
199160
199249
199344
199448
199539
199629
199746
199827
199925
200022
20019
200213
200311
200411
200511
200711
20089
20098
20106
201210
20138
20149
201512
20165
20176
201813
20218
20226

Young through the decades

  • Young peaked in 1991, when 60 babies were named Young in the US.
  • The 1980s were Young's strongest decade, averaging 43 births a year.
  • Over the last 10 years of data (2010–2022), use of Young has fallen 36% compared to the 10 years before that.

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