Morticia

Morticia comes from the English word 'mortician', influenced by the Latin 'mors', meaning death. It carries a certain gothic elegance, evoking images of moonlit nights and cobblestone streets. Despite its somewhat somber origins, Morticia has a mysterious allure and a distinctly classic feel, perfect for those who appreciate names with a bit of drama and sophistication.

In terms of popularity, Morticia has had an interesting journey. It reached its highest rank at #4494 back in 1965, but then disappeared from the charts after 1982. After a long hiatus, it made a surprising comeback in 2014, re-entering at #16513. The name saw a notable leap, moving up 6382 spots between 2019 and 2020. As of 2024, it holds the rank of #8922, showing that while not widely popular, Morticia has a small, dedicated following.

Morticia is the kind of name that exudes mystery and grace, with an undercurrent of timeless elegance. It's perfect for parents seeking something unique and a little bit unconventional, embodying a classic gothic charm that stands out in any crowd.