Girl Amy An English variant of the French Amee, Amy means beloved one. Amy Name Origin: English Pronunciation: ay-mee See what 6 people think about Amy Share Popularity Alternatives Lists Comments Infographic of Amy name meaning, which is An English variant of the French Amee, Amy means beloved one. Ask your friends & family about Amy… Share Pin Tweet Email Text Amy Name Popularity How popular is the name Amy? Here’s everything we know. Chart Raw Data By State Year Rank # Births % Births 1910 227 238 0.0676% 1911 235 235 0.0631% 1912 234 333 0.066% 1913 247 351 0.0619% 1914 242 451 0.0647% 1915 239 600 0.066% 1916 248 573 0.0593% 1917 249 593 0.0593% 1918 259 552 0.0514% 1919 256 584 0.0558% 1920 261 593 0.0533% 1921 265 592 0.0517% 1922 260 590 0.053% 1923 260 573 0.0512% 1924 265 577 0.0497% 1925 276 544 0.0481% 1926 297 466 0.0424% 1927 314 406 0.0367% 1928 356 323 0.0302% 1929 349 314 0.0303% 1930 329 353 0.0338% 1931 348 297 0.0301% 1932 341 300 0.0304% 1933 362 260 0.0279% 1934 358 265 0.0274% 1935 357 278 0.0286% 1936 351 277 0.0288% 1937 361 275 0.0279% 1938 345 302 0.0295% 1939 334 318 0.0313% 1940 320 336 0.0316% 1941 325 373 0.0331% 1942 320 423 0.0335% 1943 329 413 0.0316% 1944 323 406 0.0328% 1945 324 400 0.0328% 1946 325 490 0.0332% 1947 334 527 0.0316% 1948 315 568 0.0356% 1949 238 957 0.0595% 1950 217 1,156 0.0718% 1951 200 1,426 0.0841% 1952 176 1,736 0.0995% 1953 154 2,289 0.1293% 1954 139 2,663 0.1457% 1955 134 3,191 0.1735% 1956 122 3,547 0.1878% 1957 114 4,072 0.2116% 1958 97 4,814 0.2547% 1959 85 5,580 0.2937% 1960 77 5,970 0.3151% 1961 68 6,613 0.3503% 1962 61 7,182 0.3912% 1963 54 8,232 0.4586% 1964 44 9,577 0.5441% 1965 35 11,529 0.705% 1966 30 13,001 0.8327% 1967 12 16,129 1.0628% 1968 13 17,090 1.1381% 1969 6 21,465 1.3933% 1970 5 25,211 1.5842% 1971 5 26,238 1.7461% 1972 5 25,873 1.8996% 1973 2 26,964 2.0799% 1974 2 29,564 2.2746% 1975 2 32,252 2.5098% 1976 2 31,341 2.4317% 1977 3 26,731 1.9831% 1978 4 23,213 1.7266% 1979 5 21,614 1.5329% 1980 8 19,834 1.3565% 1981 6 20,343 1.3839% 1982 10 18,802 1.2582% 1983 12 17,097 1.1586% 1984 13 15,990 1.0749% 1985 20 14,425 0.9504% 1986 22 13,458 0.8916% 1987 24 11,786 0.7723% 1988 29 10,033 0.6438% 1989 35 8,895 0.5512% 1990 38 8,461 0.5105% 1991 43 7,277 0.4465% 1992 51 6,340 0.3972% 1993 66 5,418 0.3475% 1994 77 4,691 0.3057% 1995 75 4,525 0.3002% 1996 88 4,068 0.2717% 1997 92 3,690 0.2495% 1998 96 3,482 0.2326% 1999 105 3,192 0.2131% 2000 105 3,163 0.2071% 2001 114 2,930 0.1945% 2002 110 3,090 0.2062% 2003 120 2,872 0.1888% 2004 106 3,102 0.2035% 2005 110 2,945 0.1926% 2006 127 2,735 0.1747% 2007 120 2,803 0.1777% 2008 132 2,520 0.163% 2009 131 2,460 0.1646% 2010 136 2,270 0.1575% 2011 143 2,175 0.1527% 2012 146 2,215 0.1554% 2013 139 2,213 0.1554% 2014 147 2,172 0.1491% 2015 156 2,023 0.139% 2016 172 1,814 0.1258% 2017 171 1,701 0.1219% 2018 200 1,468 0.1069% 2019 197 1,457 0.1076% 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 Amy If you like Amy, you’ll love these other names like Amy. What names are variants of Amy? Mix it up with these names that are a variation of the name Amy. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Aimee Beloved Latin Aimie Beloved Latin Aimy Beloved Latin Amada Lovable Latin Amata Deathlessness Indian (Sanskrit) Ame Beloved Latin Amecia Beloved Latin Amee Beloved Latin Ami Beloved Latin Amia Beloved Latin Amiah Combination of Amy and Mariah American Amice Loved friend; beloved Latin Amie Beloved Latin Amiee Beloved Latin Amil Beloved Latin Ammie Beloved Latin Amye Beloved Latin Aymee Beloved Latin Aymi Beloved Latin Esma A shortened form of Esmeralda. French Esme To love French What names sound like Amy? If you like how Amy sounds, you might also like these names that sound like Amy. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Ama Born on Saturday African Amey Beloved Latin What names are similar to Amy? Find a name that’s like Amy, but just a little bit different. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Amelia Work German Amita Endless; truth; friendship Indian (Sanskrit) Emily To excel Latin Lists With Amy Find inspiration in these baby girl name lists featuring the name Amy. Girl Names That Mean Love for the Littlest Love In Your Life // 100 names Girl names that mean love are favorites for obvious reasons. Packed to the brim with heart and affection, they give your baby girl a lifetime of love from the start. Short Girl Names That Are Petite and Precious // 236 names Short girl names continue to be popular with parents. Whether you’d love a classic like Mary or a word name like Gem, explore these pint-sized pixies here. Middle Names for Girls That Will Rock Your World // 306 names Finding middle names for girls doesn’t have to be a chore. We’ve scooped up all sorts of names that work well in the middle name position from funky and fun to timeless classics. Funny Girl Names for Your Cool & Quirky Baby // 148 names Funny girl names vary from light and airy picks to famous faces in comedy. From classic picks to modern darlings, we have all the funny girl names in one place! Share Your Thoughts 6 Comments MamaRosy Jun 27 at 4:32 am The name is short Cute But strong I like it because there will be no nick name I dont like sometimes people dont get the spelling right lol. Reply non of your busniss Mar 4 at 12:07 pm amy is the best name. Reply Emily Nov 20 at 12:11 pm I’ve always loved the name Amy. I haven’t known many Amys but the ones I have known are full of life, have big hearts, are everyone’s friend, and have a great sense of humor. It’s a name that is feminine but not too girly. I can see an Amy all dressed up but I can also see an Amy climbing mountains. Simple and sweet. Reply Ahleah Jun 8 at 10:46 am I name amy after my old sister that dead i love that amy because it was my old sister name Reply Amy Jun 6 at 10:10 am My husband is one of four boys. My mother in law always wanted a girl, and when my husband and his twin brother were born, she had hoped for two girls, and Amy was one of the names she had picked out. My husband always pushed for us to use the name Amy, and I always said no because it wasn’t a saint name. This time we were having our fifth girl, and I finally relented, but told him I got to pick the middle name. Her name is Amy Faustina Anne, which is another long explanation, lol. My husband’s name is David. Amy means beloved. After she was born, I found out that David also means beloved! ? Reply Julie Apr 11 at 3:20 pm I spent a long time praying about my daughter’s name. I would go to our weekly Friday night prayer meeting just to ask God about that! One time, in prayer, I had a vision of me holding a bundled baby. She was so bright and shining I couldn’t even see her. I could hear many voices around me saying how lovely she was. Later on, my husband and I were flipping through his old high school yearbook to look at names. The name “Amy” stood out to me. When I looked up the meaning and saw that it was “beloved”, I knew it was the one. I like that it’s easy to spell and say. I also like that it’s not so popular these days but that it’s still easily recognizable. I guess you could say it’s a classic name. Reply Share your thoughts on the name Amy Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published. 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MamaRosy Jun 27 at 4:32 am The name is short Cute But strong I like it because there will be no nick name I dont like sometimes people dont get the spelling right lol. Reply
Emily Nov 20 at 12:11 pm I’ve always loved the name Amy. I haven’t known many Amys but the ones I have known are full of life, have big hearts, are everyone’s friend, and have a great sense of humor. It’s a name that is feminine but not too girly. I can see an Amy all dressed up but I can also see an Amy climbing mountains. Simple and sweet. Reply
Ahleah Jun 8 at 10:46 am I name amy after my old sister that dead i love that amy because it was my old sister name Reply
Amy Jun 6 at 10:10 am My husband is one of four boys. My mother in law always wanted a girl, and when my husband and his twin brother were born, she had hoped for two girls, and Amy was one of the names she had picked out. My husband always pushed for us to use the name Amy, and I always said no because it wasn’t a saint name. This time we were having our fifth girl, and I finally relented, but told him I got to pick the middle name. Her name is Amy Faustina Anne, which is another long explanation, lol. My husband’s name is David. Amy means beloved. After she was born, I found out that David also means beloved! ? Reply
Julie Apr 11 at 3:20 pm I spent a long time praying about my daughter’s name. I would go to our weekly Friday night prayer meeting just to ask God about that! One time, in prayer, I had a vision of me holding a bundled baby. She was so bright and shining I couldn’t even see her. I could hear many voices around me saying how lovely she was. Later on, my husband and I were flipping through his old high school yearbook to look at names. The name “Amy” stood out to me. When I looked up the meaning and saw that it was “beloved”, I knew it was the one. I like that it’s easy to spell and say. I also like that it’s not so popular these days but that it’s still easily recognizable. I guess you could say it’s a classic name. Reply
