Boy Calvin Meaning hairless one, Calvin is an English name. Calvin Name Origin: English Pronunciation: cahl-vin See what 14 people think about Calvin Share Popularity Alternatives Lists Comments Infographic of Calvin name meaning, which is Meaning hairless one, Calvin is an English name. Ask your friends & family about Calvin… Share Pin Tweet Email Text Calvin Name Popularity How popular is the name Calvin? Here’s everything we know. Chart Raw Data By State Year Rank # Births % Births 1910 154 164 0.0466% 1911 163 166 0.0446% 1912 159 336 0.0666% 1913 162 401 0.0707% 1914 171 491 0.0705% 1915 167 661 0.0728% 1916 157 738 0.0764% 1917 159 760 0.076% 1918 158 850 0.0792% 1919 161 805 0.0769% 1920 138 1,078 0.097% 1921 131 1,256 0.1097% 1922 128 1,263 0.1134% 1923 82 2,397 0.214% 1924 44 4,912 0.423% 1925 47 4,297 0.3802% 1926 65 3,010 0.2737% 1927 73 2,679 0.242% 1928 94 2,119 0.198% 1929 109 1,646 0.1589% 1930 111 1,610 0.1541% 1931 119 1,428 0.1447% 1932 120 1,434 0.1451% 1933 113 1,468 0.1576% 1934 127 1,297 0.1342% 1935 127 1,305 0.1343% 1936 124 1,322 0.1372% 1937 124 1,320 0.134% 1938 122 1,442 0.1409% 1939 126 1,383 0.136% 1940 127 1,460 0.1374% 1941 131 1,495 0.1328% 1942 136 1,560 0.1235% 1943 126 1,751 0.1341% 1944 124 1,740 0.1404% 1945 124 1,777 0.1457% 1946 128 1,962 0.133% 1947 119 2,424 0.1452% 1948 117 2,382 0.1492% 1949 112 2,556 0.1589% 1950 105 2,728 0.1694% 1951 106 2,823 0.1665% 1952 108 2,965 0.1699% 1953 111 2,938 0.166% 1954 117 2,995 0.1638% 1955 110 3,141 0.1708% 1956 109 3,325 0.176% 1957 114 3,384 0.1759% 1958 123 3,106 0.1643% 1959 125 3,031 0.1595% 1960 129 2,899 0.153% 1961 127 2,852 0.1511% 1962 143 2,393 0.1303% 1963 141 2,389 0.1331% 1964 145 2,237 0.1271% 1965 153 2,036 0.1245% 1966 161 1,736 0.1112% 1967 154 1,761 0.116% 1968 155 1,742 0.116% 1969 163 1,691 0.1098% 1970 165 1,722 0.1082% 1971 168 1,579 0.1051% 1972 173 1,418 0.1041% 1973 175 1,321 0.1019% 1974 178 1,271 0.0978% 1975 178 1,254 0.0976% 1976 183 1,205 0.0935% 1977 179 1,265 0.0938% 1978 187 1,234 0.0918% 1979 181 1,313 0.0931% 1980 184 1,305 0.0893% 1981 172 1,431 0.0974% 1982 177 1,453 0.0972% 1983 180 1,402 0.095% 1984 176 1,433 0.0963% 1985 177 1,490 0.0982% 1986 162 1,648 0.1092% 1987 157 1,765 0.1157% 1988 152 1,788 0.1147% 1989 161 1,852 0.1148% 1990 172 1,762 0.1063% 1991 189 1,686 0.1034% 1992 192 1,600 0.1002% 1993 184 1,731 0.111% 1994 195 1,548 0.1009% 1995 181 1,700 0.1128% 1996 182 1,748 0.1167% 1997 192 1,697 0.1147% 1998 202 1,630 0.1089% 1999 211 1,609 0.1074% 2000 213 1,669 0.1093% 2001 215 1,596 0.1059% 2002 224 1,537 0.1026% 2003 223 1,553 0.1021% 2004 218 1,584 0.1039% 2005 219 1,603 0.1048% 2006 219 1,639 0.1047% 2007 229 1,596 0.1012% 2008 226 1,620 0.1048% 2009 231 1,553 0.1039% 2010 215 1,645 0.1142% 2011 208 1,688 0.1185% 2012 189 1,957 0.1373% 2013 194 2,055 0.1443% 2014 182 2,324 0.1595% 2015 169 2,433 0.1672% 2016 149 2,776 0.1925% 2017 145 2,689 0.1927% 2018 143 2,747 0.1999% 2019 145 2,621 0.1936% 2020 145 2,428 0.1908% Alaska (AK) Alabama (AL) Arkansas (AR) Arizona (AZ) California (CA) Colorado (CO) Connecticut (CT) District of Columbia (DC) Delaware (DE) Florida (FL) Georgia (GA) Hawaii (HI) Iowa (IA) Idaho (ID) Illinois (IL) Indiana (IN) Kansas (KS) Kentucky (KY) Louisiana (LA) Massachusetts (MA) Maryland (MD) Maine (ME) Michigan (MI) Minnesota (MN) Missouri (MO) Mississippi (MS) Montana (MT) North Carolina (NC) North Dakota (ND) Nebraska (NE) New Hampshire (NH) New Jersey (NJ) New Mexico (NM) Nevada (NV) New York (NY) Ohio (OH) Oklahoma (OK) Oregon (OR) Pennsylvania (PA) Rhode Island (RI) South Carolina (SC) South Dakota (SD) Tennessee (TN) Texas (TX) Utah (UT) Virginia (VA) Vermont (VT) Washington (WA) Wisconsin (WI) West Virginia (WV) Wyoming (WY) Data via SSA.gov. Names Like Calvin If you like Calvin, you’ll love these other names like Calvin. What names are diminutives of Calvin? A diminutive is a name that’s like Calvin sounds, you might also like these names that sound like Calvin, but shorter. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Cal A diminutive form of Calvin. English What names are variants of Calvin? Mix it up with these names that are a variation of the name Calvin. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Cal A diminutive form of Calvin. English Calvino Little bald one French Kalvin Bald Latin Vinnie Little bald one; prevailing Latin What names sound like Calvin? If you like how Calvin sounds, you might also like these names that sound like Calvin. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Gallvin Sparrow; brillantly white Irish Galvan Sparrow; brillantly white Irish Galven Sparrow; brillantly white Irish Galvin Sparrow; brillantly white Irish Galvon Sparrow; brillantly white Irish Kalvyn Bald Latin Kelvin Friend of ships English Lists With Calvin Find inspiration in these baby boy name lists featuring the name Calvin. Celebrity Names for Boys With Hollywood Shine // 177 names Celebrity names for boys are equal parts classic, cool, and yes, crazy. From the perennially popular to the ultra-rare, we have them here to explore. Literary Names for Boys That Will Fit Your Baby Bookworm // 216 names Let literary names for boys capture your heart with their endless adventure. This list is sure to please the book lover in you. Masculine Boy Names For Your Bold Baby // 219 names Many parents exclusively seek out masculine boy names for their little guy. From powerful and mighty to stoic and mature, we’ve gathered up our favorite masculine boy names on one list! The Most Popular Boy Names for 2019 // 175 names The latest list is in, and the most popular boy names of 2019 are full of surprises. From long-time favorites like James to new faces like Oliver, check out the boy names parents are loving. Hipster Boy Names that are Way Too Cool // 184 names Looking for a name with good vibes and cool factor? Try hipster boy names! These stylish monikers aren’t all that popular, but they’re exploding with awesome! Siblings of Calvin Mamas with kids named Calvin also have kids with these names. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Katharina Holly The holly tree English Hanna He (God) has favored me Hebrew Nathan He gave Hebrew Isaac He will laugh Hebrew Nora Honorable one Latin Share Your Thoughts 14 Comments Nicole Jul 24 at 3:14 pm We picked Calvin because we felt it is a strong, masculine, classic name without being over used. Our daughters all have classic names, so we didn’t want to stray from that. We also wanted it to be some what biblical and we like that it is after the theologian John Calvin. One of my husband’s favorite football players is Calvin Johnson, and we both liked Calvin and Hobbs as children. Reply ann May 29 at 9:17 am Only name my partner and I both loved from the start! Such a cute and underused name we thought. Nickname is Cal <3 Reply Calvin Michael Feb 12 at 10:33 am Believe it or not I did not pick his name, his dad did. If you ever heard of the cartoon or seen the newspaper cartoon of “Calvin and Hobbes“. That’s what came to mind when he named him. It isn’t a very common name now a days and it just stuck. As soon as I seen his face I knew we had to keep the name. Reply Ashley Dec 15 at 10:38 am It was hard for both my husband and me to like the same name so when I suggested a full name around the Cal nickname we decided Calvin! Reply Rose Nov 3 at 1:58 am We wanted a traditional or old fashioned name that still felt unique and wasn’t too popular. We also wanted to make sure it sounded great with my husbands family middle name, Lewis. We chose the name by looking at lots of baby name lists sorted by popularity and both instantly loved it. Reply Elizabeth Oct 21 at 2:05 am My son was named Calvin after an old comic in the Sunday newspaper. Some may not recall Calvin and Hobs. In the comic Calvin was a young boy who carried around a stuffed tiger named Hobs. To the little boy Hobs was real. They went on many imaginary adventures and got into a lot of trouble with his mom. Reply Elizabeth Sep 17 at 1:57 pm I came up with my son’s name from two of the Methodist founders John Calvin and John Wesley. We also liked the name Calvin die from an old newspaper comic called Calvin and Hobbes. Reply Rachel Jul 5 at 2:25 pm The name Calvin is a family name. He is named after his Great Grandfather whose name was James Calvin. I like the name and I feel it suites my child well. Reply Karen Jun 14 at 10:55 pm We wanted a name that was not as common but still easy to say and spell. A respectable name that would last up into his adulthood. We also liked the idea of his nickname being “Cal.” And no, it’s not specifically based on Calvin & Hobbes. I also kept picking other names that sounded like mine & my brother Kevin’s, haha. Reply Cassandra Jun 12 at 9:15 am Its his fathers name. Reply Shalynne Jun 11 at 12:23 pm We honestly just loved the name, there are no special connections to anything! Reply Ina May 1 at 3:04 pm There’s no family tie to this name for our son, but we both just liked the sound of it with our last name, and his grandfather’s name as a middle name. We like that it’s an easily recognizable name without it being very common at all these days. Reply Rachele Apr 22 at 2:45 pm We wanted something biblical or of an esteemed theologian. Or something hipster. It was between Everett and Calvin (after John Calvin). We had decided on Everett before my son was born, but when we saw him, we knew he was Calvin. His middle name is my dads first name, James. Plus biblical. Reply Charlotte Hughes Apr 11 at 8:36 pm We chose the name “Calvin” after John Calvin, a pastor and theologian from the 16th century who was a leading figure in the Protestant Reformation. Reply Share your thoughts on the name Calvin Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published. 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Nicole Jul 24 at 3:14 pm We picked Calvin because we felt it is a strong, masculine, classic name without being over used. Our daughters all have classic names, so we didn’t want to stray from that. We also wanted it to be some what biblical and we like that it is after the theologian John Calvin. One of my husband’s favorite football players is Calvin Johnson, and we both liked Calvin and Hobbs as children. Reply
ann May 29 at 9:17 am Only name my partner and I both loved from the start! Such a cute and underused name we thought. Nickname is Cal <3 Reply
Calvin Michael Feb 12 at 10:33 am Believe it or not I did not pick his name, his dad did. If you ever heard of the cartoon or seen the newspaper cartoon of “Calvin and Hobbes“. That’s what came to mind when he named him. It isn’t a very common name now a days and it just stuck. As soon as I seen his face I knew we had to keep the name. Reply
Ashley Dec 15 at 10:38 am It was hard for both my husband and me to like the same name so when I suggested a full name around the Cal nickname we decided Calvin! Reply
Rose Nov 3 at 1:58 am We wanted a traditional or old fashioned name that still felt unique and wasn’t too popular. We also wanted to make sure it sounded great with my husbands family middle name, Lewis. We chose the name by looking at lots of baby name lists sorted by popularity and both instantly loved it. Reply
Elizabeth Oct 21 at 2:05 am My son was named Calvin after an old comic in the Sunday newspaper. Some may not recall Calvin and Hobs. In the comic Calvin was a young boy who carried around a stuffed tiger named Hobs. To the little boy Hobs was real. They went on many imaginary adventures and got into a lot of trouble with his mom. Reply
Elizabeth Sep 17 at 1:57 pm I came up with my son’s name from two of the Methodist founders John Calvin and John Wesley. We also liked the name Calvin die from an old newspaper comic called Calvin and Hobbes. Reply
Rachel Jul 5 at 2:25 pm The name Calvin is a family name. He is named after his Great Grandfather whose name was James Calvin. I like the name and I feel it suites my child well. Reply
Karen Jun 14 at 10:55 pm We wanted a name that was not as common but still easy to say and spell. A respectable name that would last up into his adulthood. We also liked the idea of his nickname being “Cal.” And no, it’s not specifically based on Calvin & Hobbes. I also kept picking other names that sounded like mine & my brother Kevin’s, haha. Reply
Shalynne Jun 11 at 12:23 pm We honestly just loved the name, there are no special connections to anything! Reply
Ina May 1 at 3:04 pm There’s no family tie to this name for our son, but we both just liked the sound of it with our last name, and his grandfather’s name as a middle name. We like that it’s an easily recognizable name without it being very common at all these days. Reply
Rachele Apr 22 at 2:45 pm We wanted something biblical or of an esteemed theologian. Or something hipster. It was between Everett and Calvin (after John Calvin). We had decided on Everett before my son was born, but when we saw him, we knew he was Calvin. His middle name is my dads first name, James. Plus biblical. Reply
Charlotte Hughes Apr 11 at 8:36 pm We chose the name “Calvin” after John Calvin, a pastor and theologian from the 16th century who was a leading figure in the Protestant Reformation. Reply
