Baker

Baker comes from the Old English term 'bacan', which means 'to bake'. It conjures images of warmth, creativity, and industriousness—qualities akin to someone who bakes not just bread but also community spirit. This occupational name feels both classic and grounded, reminiscent of a time when surnames often denoted one’s trade, making it rich with history and tradition.

In terms of popularity, Baker is currently enjoying its peak, holding the rank of #313 in 2024. It made a significant leap in popularity between 1994 and 1995, skyrocketing by 3069 spots. While it briefly dropped from #2697 to #6372 in 1994, Baker found its footing again, entering the Top 500 in 2019 and maintaining a steady presence in the Top 1000 for eight years.

Baker carries a creative and industrious vibe, making it an appealing choice for those looking for a name with a classic touch and a modern feel. It's a name that effortlessly blends old-world charm with contemporary appeal, perfect for a little one who might grow up to craft their own stories, much like a baker shaping their dough.