Harlie

Harlie comes from Old English roots, translating to 'hare meadow'. This gives it a charmingly pastoral feel, as if it carries a bit of the countryside with it wherever it goes. With its blend of 'hare' and 'meadow', Harlie evokes images of open spaces and a sense of freedom, making it a name that feels adventurous and friendly.

Looking at Harlie's popularity over time, it first appeared in the Top 1000 in 1883 and reached its best rank of #815 in 1888. It stayed in the Top 1000 until 1903. After disappearing for a couple of decades, it made a brief comeback in 1992, jumping significantly in rank. However, it has since slipped in popularity, with its latest ranking at #10151 in 2005. The name has had its ups and downs, including a notable leap between 2000 and 2001, but hasn't been in the Top 1000 since those early years.

With its modern, casual vibe, Harlie is perfect for someone who is both approachable and full of life. It's a name that suggests a laid-back yet energetic personality—someone charming and always up for a new adventure. Whether on the playground or in a professional setting, Harlie carries a friendly, timeless appeal.