Case

Case comes from sturdy roots, with its English origin meaning 'Protector', derived from the Old English word 'cas', which signifies 'protector' or 'armor'. In Dutch, it's a short form of 'Cornelis', meaning 'Case'. This name carries a sense of strength and assertiveness, fitting its origin beautifully. It's the kind of name that feels both modern and timeless, blending a sense of security with a straightforward charm.

In terms of popularity, Case has had an interesting journey. It made a significant leap between 1970 and 1971, jumping 1766 spots, and peaked at #468 in 2014. Although it hasn't entered the top 100, it has held a steady presence in the Top 1000 for 19 years. As of 2024, Case ranks at #722. Its first appearance in the Top 500 was in 2014, marking a highlight in its popularity trajectory.

Case exudes a modern and strong vibe, making it a great choice for parents looking for a name that embodies protection and assertiveness. It carries a confident air, suggesting a personality that's both bold and reliable. Whether you’re drawn to its English or Dutch origins, Case is a name with substance and appeal.