Efraim

Efraim comes from the Hebrew word 'פרה' (parah), meaning 'to be fruitful', which gives the name a rich and vibrant feel. It's a classic biblical choice that embodies strength and abundance, perfect for parents looking for a name with deep roots and a positive connotation.

In terms of popularity, Efraim saw a significant leap between 1968 and 1969, jumping up 2006 spots. It reached its peak rank of #1871 in 1972, though it experienced a dramatic drop just two years later from #1981 to #4634 in 1974. As of 2024, Efraim holds a more modest position at #2229. It never quite made it into the top 100, but it has maintained a steady presence over the years.

Efraim carries a timeless quality with its biblical origins, making it both strong and enduring. It’s a name that suggests resilience and prosperity, with a classic charm that stands out without being overly common. Whether you’re drawn to its fruitful meaning or its historical significance, Efraim is a choice that feels both grounded and meaningful.