Wren

Wren comes from the Old English words 'wrenna' or 'wraenna', meaning a small, active songbird. This name has such a lively and energetic feel to it, much like the bird itself. With its short and sweet nature-inspired vibe, Wren perfectly captures a sense of creativity and liveliness, making it a charming choice for those who appreciate the beauty of the natural world.

In terms of popularity, Wren has seen a fascinating journey over the decades. It made a dramatic leap of 4693 spots between 1982 and 1983, although it briefly plummeted from #4962 to #10517 in 1982. Wren first appeared in the Top 500 in 2017 and reached its peak at #184 in 2022. As of 2024, it ranks at #213. While it hasn’t cracked the Top 100, Wren has maintained a steady presence in the Top 1000 for 13 years.

With its modern appeal and short, catchy sound, Wren feels vibrant and fresh. It’s a name that suggests an energetic and creative spirit, making it a great choice for parents looking for something with a contemporary feel that’s also grounded in nature.