Iver

Iver comes from the Old Norse name Ívarr, blending 'ýr' meaning 'yew, bow' and 'arr' meaning 'warrior'. This gives Iver a strong, classic vibe, reminiscent of ancient archers and bold explorers. It's a name that carries an adventurous spirit, rooted in the strength of a warrior, with a touch of nature's resilience.

Popularity-wise, Iver first appeared in the Top 1000 back in 1884 and enjoyed a decade-long run during the late 1800s, peaking at #819 in 1887. Although it hasn't broken into the top 100, it made a dramatic leap of 6599 spots between 2007 and 2008. Recently, Iver ranked at #2184 in 2024, showing its timeless charm still resonates with some parents today.

Character-wise, Iver is for those who appreciate names that are both bold and historic. It carries a sense of adventure, suitable for a little one destined for great stories and daring pursuits. It's perfect for parents looking for a name that feels both classic and strong, with a hint of daring adventure.