Oli

Oli comes from roots that are both earthy and historical. In English, it means 'olive tree', from the Latin 'oliva'. It's a name that conjures up images of peace and growth, much like the olive branch itself. Meanwhile, in Finnish, Oli is a diminutive of Olavi and means 'ancestor’s descendant', giving it a touch of heritage and continuity. With such rich meanings, Oli feels both grounded and timeless.

In terms of popularity, Oli has experienced some interesting shifts. It made a significant leap in the rankings between 2013 and 2014, jumping 2851 spots. Its highest rank was #5664 in 2023, but more recently, it sits at #5878 in 2024. There was a noticeable drop in 2018, moving from #8137 to #9668, showing that while Oli has had its moments, it remains a unique choice.

Oli carries a modern, casual, and youthful vibe, making it a charming choice for those who appreciate a friendly and peaceful name. It’s a name that feels approachable and easy-going, much like the people who might bear it. Whether you're drawn to its English or Finnish roots, Oli has a universal appeal that resonates well with those looking for something both simple and meaningful.