Idris

Idris comes from rich linguistic roots, with meanings in both Arabic and Welsh. In Arabic, Idris is associated with wisdom and learning, translating to 'interpreter' or 'prophet' and derived from the root 'd-r-s', which means 'to study or learn'. Meanwhile, in Welsh, Idris evokes nobility and passion, meaning 'ardent lord'. This dual heritage gives Idris a unique blend of intellectual and noble qualities, perfect for those who appreciate a name with depth and character.

In terms of popularity, Idris has had an intriguing journey. After disappearing from records in 1914, it made a comeback in 1951. It first appeared in the Top 1000 in 2018 and reached its best rank of #739 in 2024. The name saw a significant leap between 1970 and 1971, climbing 1080 spots, but it also experienced declines, like the drop from #2094 to #2865 in 1999. Currently, Idris is holding steady at #739, maintaining its presence in the Top 1000 for the past seven years.

Idris has a classic and mythical aura that suggests strength, wisdom, and a touch of the heroic. It's a name that carries both intellectual and noble vibes, making it a compelling choice for parents looking for something timeless yet distinctive.