Alaska

Alaska comes from the Aleut word 'alaxsxaq', meaning 'mainland' or 'great land'. It's a name that evokes vast, untamed landscapes and a sense of boundless potential. With its roots in nature, Alaska feels like a breath of fresh air—perfect for those who love the great outdoors or appreciate a touch of the adventurous.

In terms of popularity, Alaska has had an intriguing journey. After disappearing from the scene post-1915, it made a surprising comeback in 1989, leaping 3998 spots between 2004 and 2005. It reached its peak at #1829 in 2020 but has since seen a slight decline, ranking #2274 in 2024. Despite never breaking into the top 100, it maintains a unique charm that keeps it in the mix for those seeking something different.

Alaska is a name that embodies a free-spirited and adventurous personality. It carries a sense of wonder and exploration, making it a fitting choice for parents who want a name that stands out and inspires a love for nature and discovery.