Reyes

Reyes comes from the Spanish word for 'Kings', rooted in the Latin 'reges', the plural form of 'rex' meaning 'king'. This name carries a regal air, resonating with a sense of nobility and charm. It embodies a charismatic quality, perhaps due to its association with royalty and leadership. Despite its traditional vibes, Reyes offers a timeless appeal, making it a name that feels both historical and enduring.

In terms of popularity, Reyes first made its mark in the Top 1000 in 1908 and enjoyed a steady presence there for 13 years. Its peak came in 1954, when it reached #868. It had a significant leap of 700 spots between 1927 and 1928, showing its occasional bursts of favor. However, recent years have seen a decline, dropping from #2362 to #3513 in just one year (2024).

As a name, Reyes exudes a noble and classic vibe. It carries the weight of history with a touch of charisma, making it a choice that feels both dignified and approachable. Whether you’re drawn to its regal roots or its understated elegance, Reyes is a name with a rich character and an enduring appeal.