Garry

Garry comes from the Old English word 'gar', meaning 'spear', and it carries a sense of strength and protection. It's a name that feels sturdy and reliable, reminiscent of the classic and traditional eras of the 1880s and 1890s. You can almost sense the protective nature embedded in its etymology, making it a strong choice for those who appreciate a name with historical roots and a solid character.

In terms of popularity, Garry had quite a remarkable journey. It spent an impressive 48 years in the Top 500, from 1934 to 1981, reaching its peak at #138 in 1954. Though it never cracked the top 100, it maintained a steady presence for decades. However, Garry has seen a significant drop in recent years, plummeting from #5018 to #6215 in 2023, before making a surprising leap of 1168 spots to #5047 in 2024.

Garry is the kind of name that exudes a classic charm with a hint of nostalgia. It feels grounded and dependable, much like the image of a spear it conjures. For anyone looking for a name that embodies strength and tradition, Garry is a timeless choice that has stood the test of time.