Harry

Harry comes from the Germanic name 'Heimirich', meaning 'home ruler', which gives it a strong, grounded feel with a touch of authority. The combination of 'heim' (home) and 'ric' (ruler) suggests someone who is both a leader and a nurturer, making it a name that balances charisma with a sense of responsibility.

In terms of popularity, Harry has had quite a storied presence. It first appeared in the Top 10 in 1888, peaking at #8 in 1889. This classic name enjoyed a lengthy tenure in the Top 500, maintaining its spot from 1880 to 1999, which is an impressive 120-year run. More recently, Harry ranked at #776 in 2024, showing a decline in popularity from its heyday but retaining its timeless charm.

Harry carries with it a personality that feels both adventurous and charismatic, making it ideal for someone who is outgoing and full of life. It’s a traditional name that has a certain classic appeal, yet it also possesses a lively spirit, perfect for those who are natural-born leaders with a touch of daring.