Boy Seth Meaning appointed, Seth is a Hebrew name with Biblical ties. Seth Name Origin: Hebrew Pronunciation: seh(th) See what 12 people think about Seth Share Popularity Alternatives Lists Comments Infographic of Seth name meaning, which is Meaning appointed, Seth is a Hebrew name with Biblical ties. Ask your friends & family about Seth… Share Pin Tweet Email Text Seth Name Popularity How popular is the name Seth? Here’s everything we know. Chart Raw Data By State Year Rank # Births % Births 1910 583 5 0.0014% 1911 543 8 0.0021% 1912 — 0 0% 1913 561 30 0.0053% 1914 768 19 0.0027% 1915 719 33 0.0036% 1916 876 19 0.002% 1917 736 35 0.0035% 1918 666 51 0.0048% 1919 756 37 0.0035% 1920 705 48 0.0043% 1921 647 64 0.0056% 1922 788 38 0.0034% 1923 711 48 0.0043% 1924 811 35 0.003% 1925 741 41 0.0036% 1926 843 29 0.0026% 1927 838 31 0.0028% 1928 785 35 0.0033% 1929 1,461 5 0.0005% 1930 1,549 5 0.0005% 1931 982 17 0.0017% 1932 858 23 0.0023% 1933 822 24 0.0026% 1934 716 36 0.0037% 1935 1,042 12 0.0012% 1936 1,006 12 0.0012% 1937 868 20 0.002% 1938 818 24 0.0023% 1939 1,082 9 0.0009% 1940 1,041 12 0.0011% 1941 879 21 0.0019% 1942 849 24 0.0019% 1943 693 46 0.0035% 1944 894 20 0.0016% 1945 685 44 0.0036% 1946 785 34 0.0023% 1947 712 53 0.0032% 1948 709 51 0.0032% 1949 579 91 0.0057% 1950 655 70 0.0043% 1951 631 80 0.0047% 1952 644 73 0.0042% 1953 551 121 0.0068% 1954 516 151 0.0083% 1955 506 167 0.0091% 1956 498 191 0.0101% 1957 482 216 0.0112% 1958 444 271 0.0143% 1959 476 234 0.0123% 1960 447 283 0.0149% 1961 461 265 0.014% 1962 461 258 0.0141% 1963 484 225 0.0125% 1964 446 281 0.016% 1965 432 280 0.0171% 1966 425 286 0.0183% 1967 378 351 0.0231% 1968 344 468 0.0312% 1969 324 536 0.0348% 1970 271 754 0.0474% 1971 275 734 0.0488% 1972 244 839 0.0616% 1973 196 1,126 0.0869% 1974 168 1,407 0.1083% 1975 136 1,857 0.1445% 1976 124 2,095 0.1626% 1977 118 2,281 0.1692% 1978 105 2,505 0.1863% 1979 101 2,834 0.201% 1980 99 3,046 0.2083% 1981 95 3,138 0.2135% 1982 102 2,906 0.1945% 1983 98 2,856 0.1935% 1984 99 2,913 0.1958% 1985 105 2,820 0.1858% 1986 98 2,972 0.1969% 1987 89 3,339 0.2188% 1988 90 3,491 0.224% 1989 94 3,633 0.2251% 1990 102 3,560 0.2148% 1991 99 3,802 0.2333% 1992 94 3,911 0.245% 1993 93 4,056 0.2602% 1994 90 4,133 0.2693% 1995 95 3,909 0.2594% 1996 102 3,886 0.2595% 1997 97 4,039 0.2731% 1998 86 4,586 0.3064% 1999 65 6,300 0.4207% 2000 63 6,717 0.4397% 2001 68 6,223 0.413% 2002 72 5,734 0.3826% 2003 80 5,255 0.3454% 2004 80 5,185 0.3402% 2005 91 4,708 0.3079% 2006 103 4,325 0.2762% 2007 115 3,768 0.2388% 2008 128 3,281 0.2123% 2009 140 2,935 0.1964% 2010 164 2,363 0.164% 2011 184 2,080 0.146% 2012 209 1,802 0.1265% 2013 227 1,586 0.1114% 2014 247 1,482 0.1017% 2015 271 1,325 0.0911% 2016 299 1,140 0.0791% 2017 319 1,023 0.0733% 2018 372 823 0.0599% 2019 375 788 0.0582% 2020 429 638 0.0501% 2021 486 569 0.0465% 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 Seth If you like Seth, you’ll love these other names like Seth. What names sound like Seth? If you like how Seth sounds, you might also like these names that sound like Seth. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Ced Kindly and loved English Saad Happiness Arabic Saeed Happy Arabic Said Happy Arabic Sid Wide meadow English Syd Wide meadow English Syed Mister Arabic Zed The Lord is just Hebrew What names are similar to Seth? Find a name that’s like Seth, but just a little bit different. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Both Dwelling place Scandinavian Heath Heath English Jeth Eminent Hebrew Keith Woodland, forest Scottish Leith Broad river Scottish Roth Red German Seal Sean God is gracious Irish Seb Revered Greek Sebo Revered Greek Sela Boulder, cliff Hebrew Selah Boulder, cliff Hebrew Sepp Jehovah increases Hebrew Smith Blacksmith English Smyth Blacksmith English Wyeth War strength English Zeph Hidden by God Hebrew Lists With Seth Find inspiration in these baby boy name lists featuring the name Seth. Simple Uncommon Boy Names for Your Name List // 156 names Simple uncommon boy names are a treasured bunch of hidden gems. Check out these sweet-spot names. 4 Letter Boy Names for Your List // 175 names Fall in love with something short and sweet with 4 letter names for boys. From crisp classics to natural names, there’s one for everyone’s style. Bad Boy Names for Your Rebel Baby // 177 names Bad boy names have undeniable cool factor. Whether you’re naming a bad boy character or your littlest rebel son, we’ve got them all here. Christian Names for Boys to Honor Your Faith // 161 names Christian names for boys wear their faith with pride, whether with powerful meanings or strong associations. Get to know them with us. Traditional Boy Names With Enduring Style // 193 names Traditional boy names dot the halls of history and countless family trees. Browse our list and see what familiar faces you’ll encounter. Siblings of Seth Mamas with kids named Seth also have kids with these names. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Caleb Whole heart Hebrew Noah To rest Hebrew Percy A diminutive form of Percival. Latin Jack God is gracious English Eden Paradise Hebrew Eliana My God has answered Hebrew Share Your Thoughts 12 Comments Seth May 26 at 8:07 pm My parents named me Seth after the person that married them back in 1970. I was born in 1976. It’s a solid, classic, very old name, and has many variants in other cultures. I’ve only personally met four other people named Seth in my lifetime (none of which I got along with). One thing I’ve noticed is that when some people see it in print, they mispronounce it as “seeth”, “sid”, “saith”, etc. Also, non-native English speakers (except Greeks) have a difficult time with the “t-h” sound, so they drop the “h” and just say “set”. However, the name Set was a deity in Egyptian mythology, and is also associated with the planet Mars. Reply Karen L. Apr 20 at 6:22 am i dated a guy named Seth. We never broke up i think we are still dating to this day. If you have seen How To Deal then he looks like Macon, if you have not look it up. I have not had good experiences with Seths. I think that all Seths turn out to be bullies, but i love that the name is a biblical name. I LOVE GOD. I just thought that you should hear my story. Thanks for listening Love Karen Reply Abi Feb 3 at 7:29 am My Husband choose his name, he has 5 daughters,and always wanted a boy and had that name chosen for a long time. This his first son. I personally love the name it’s from the Bible. Reply Amanda Jan 31 at 7:49 pm My husband and I have liked the name Seth since we started dating 19 years ago. We always said if we had a boy that would be his name. It just stuck. Reply Liza Sep 28 at 9:21 am Seth means “anointed” and actually was given to one of our friends in a dream for our baby. It’s strong, short, and just unusual enough it’s not common like so many Bible names. Reply Morgan Apr 14 at 9:05 am I thought Seth was classic and beautiful, but also strong and wise. Reply Rushelle Feb 3 at 11:38 am Western novel Reply Elizabeth Jun 21 at 2:04 pm I chose Seth because in the bible Seth was Adam third son. Seth is my third son Reply Mimi Jun 13 at 12:50 pm I wanted a biblical name of a man with a peaceful life. Reply Joy Jun 8 at 4:16 am My first 2 boys are called Ely and Caleb so I wanted another old testament name to keep in context. Seth still sounds fairly modern and is a simple name for a child to spell and say. Reply Dallas Apr 11 at 1:32 pm I loved the name Seth! Short & simple but also a very important bible character. After the tragedy with Cain and Abel, God chose Seth to make a new beginning (the first of a few). Also, God spoke clearly to my husband that our sons name would be Seth. Reply Vanessa Apr 11 at 1:22 pm A very special family member whose life was cut short in his 20s was near and dear to my heart, so our firstborn is his namesake. We hope that his kindness lives on in our son! Reply Share your thoughts on the name Seth Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published. 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Seth May 26 at 8:07 pm My parents named me Seth after the person that married them back in 1970. I was born in 1976. It’s a solid, classic, very old name, and has many variants in other cultures. I’ve only personally met four other people named Seth in my lifetime (none of which I got along with). One thing I’ve noticed is that when some people see it in print, they mispronounce it as “seeth”, “sid”, “saith”, etc. Also, non-native English speakers (except Greeks) have a difficult time with the “t-h” sound, so they drop the “h” and just say “set”. However, the name Set was a deity in Egyptian mythology, and is also associated with the planet Mars. Reply
Karen L. Apr 20 at 6:22 am i dated a guy named Seth. We never broke up i think we are still dating to this day. If you have seen How To Deal then he looks like Macon, if you have not look it up. I have not had good experiences with Seths. I think that all Seths turn out to be bullies, but i love that the name is a biblical name. I LOVE GOD. I just thought that you should hear my story. Thanks for listening Love Karen Reply
Abi Feb 3 at 7:29 am My Husband choose his name, he has 5 daughters,and always wanted a boy and had that name chosen for a long time. This his first son. I personally love the name it’s from the Bible. Reply
Amanda Jan 31 at 7:49 pm My husband and I have liked the name Seth since we started dating 19 years ago. We always said if we had a boy that would be his name. It just stuck. Reply
Liza Sep 28 at 9:21 am Seth means “anointed” and actually was given to one of our friends in a dream for our baby. It’s strong, short, and just unusual enough it’s not common like so many Bible names. Reply
Elizabeth Jun 21 at 2:04 pm I chose Seth because in the bible Seth was Adam third son. Seth is my third son Reply
Joy Jun 8 at 4:16 am My first 2 boys are called Ely and Caleb so I wanted another old testament name to keep in context. Seth still sounds fairly modern and is a simple name for a child to spell and say. Reply
Dallas Apr 11 at 1:32 pm I loved the name Seth! Short & simple but also a very important bible character. After the tragedy with Cain and Abel, God chose Seth to make a new beginning (the first of a few). Also, God spoke clearly to my husband that our sons name would be Seth. Reply
Vanessa Apr 11 at 1:22 pm A very special family member whose life was cut short in his 20s was near and dear to my heart, so our firstborn is his namesake. We hope that his kindness lives on in our son! Reply
