Abbott

Abbott comes from the Old English 'abbod', which in turn is derived from the Latin 'abbas', meaning 'father' or 'priest'. This name carries a sense of authority and wisdom, evoking images of someone with a strong, guiding presence. It's a name that feels both classic and dignified, embodying a certain timeless strength.

In terms of popularity, Abbott had its best moment in 1880 when it ranked at #909. It first appeared in the Top 1000 in that same year, but then vanished after 1888, only to make a brief comeback in 1909. The name experienced a significant leap in popularity between 2001 and 2002, jumping 3295 spots. However, it saw a dramatic drop in 2000, falling from #7874 to #10349 in just one year. As of 2024, Abbott sits at a more modest rank of #3680.

Abbott is a name that exudes a classic and strong vibe. It's perfect for those who appreciate names with historical depth and a touch of authority. Whether you're drawn to its rich etymology or its old-world charm, Abbott is a name that stands out with quiet confidence.