Hobbes

Hobbes comes from an English surname that traces its roots back to the medieval given name 'Hob', a diminutive of 'Robert'. This name carries with it an air of intellectualism and depth, perhaps due in part to its association with the renowned philosopher Thomas Hobbes. It's a classic choice, grounded in history, and carries a certain scholarly charm.

In terms of popularity, Hobbes has had an interesting journey. It peaked in 2015 when it reached the rank of #6673. More recently, it experienced a significant leap, jumping 4958 spots between 2022 and 2023. However, it saw a sharp decline from #7285 to #12301 by 2024. Despite these fluctuations, Hobbes has never entered the top 100, maintaining its status as a distinctive and unique choice for a name.

Hobbes feels like a name for a thinker, someone who is perhaps a bit philosophical or introspective. It's classic yet not overly common, making it ideal for parents who want a name that stands out with a touch of intellectual flair. Whether envisioning a future scholar or someone with a curious mind, Hobbes is a name that promises character and depth.