Rye

Rye comes from Old English "ryge," which is related to the German "Roggen," and refers to a type of grain known for its use in bread and whiskey. This name carries a rustic, earthy vibe, evoking images of golden fields and a connection to nature. It's a name that feels grounded and natural, perfect for someone who appreciates the simpler things in life.

In terms of popularity, Rye had an interesting journey. It made a significant leap of 3331 spots between 1995 and 1996, showing a sudden surge in interest. The name peaked at #1922 in 2020 but has since seen a decline, ranking at #2415 in 2024. It has never broken into the top 100, maintaining a more unique status throughout the years.

Rye is a name that exudes a calm and unpretentious charm. It's perfect for those who want something a bit off the beaten path yet still familiar. With its grounded and natural personality, Rye seems to embody a quiet strength and reliability, making it a lovely choice for anyone seeking a name with roots in both nature and history.