Holland

Holland comes from an intriguing blend of English and Dutch roots, meaning 'Wooded land' or 'Hollow land.' It's a name that evokes a sense of earthy strength and timelessness, grounded in its historical ties to the landscapes of the Netherlands. With its dual meaning, it carries a sense of both solidity and mystery, much like the lush, wooded areas it originally described.

In terms of popularity, Holland has experienced quite the journey. It made its first appearance in the Top 1000 back in 1888 and has been a steady presence since reentering the list in 2014, holding strong for 11 consecutive years. Its best rank was #570 in 2023, and as of 2024, it sits comfortably at #602. The name saw a dramatic leap, skyrocketing 1760 spots between 1959 and 1960, though it had dipped significantly just the year before.

Holland is a name that feels both classic and modern, with a geographical flair that appeals to those who appreciate names with a strong connection to place. It's a choice that embodies a sense of reliability and resilience, making it perfect for anyone looking for a name that's both unique and deeply rooted in history.