Girl Margot A French form of Margaret, Margot means pearl. Margot Name Origin: French Pronunciation: mar-go See what 6 people think about Margot Share Popularity Alternatives Lists Comments Infographic of Margot name meaning, which is A French form of Margaret, Margot means pearl. Ask your friends & family about Margot… Share Pin Tweet Email Text Margot Name Popularity How popular is the name Margot? Here’s everything we know. Chart Raw Data By State Year Rank # Births % Births 1910 — 0 0% 1911 — 0 0% 1912 — 0 0% 1913 — 0 0% 1914 935 14 0.002% 1915 1,516 5 0.0006% 1916 — 0 0% 1917 1,287 8 0.0008% 1918 1,039 20 0.0019% 1919 1,547 5 0.0005% 1920 1,047 20 0.0018% 1921 1,636 5 0.0004% 1922 1,382 9 0.0008% 1923 1,213 14 0.0012% 1924 1,486 7 0.0006% 1925 1,219 14 0.0012% 1926 1,024 23 0.0021% 1927 1,015 23 0.0021% 1928 930 29 0.0027% 1929 820 38 0.0037% 1930 655 71 0.0068% 1931 726 48 0.0049% 1932 682 59 0.006% 1933 615 69 0.0074% 1934 602 77 0.008% 1935 585 81 0.0083% 1936 558 96 0.01% 1937 592 86 0.0087% 1938 572 99 0.0097% 1939 682 59 0.0058% 1940 584 97 0.0091% 1941 578 103 0.0092% 1942 644 91 0.0072% 1943 635 97 0.0074% 1944 762 56 0.0045% 1945 613 96 0.0079% 1946 784 66 0.0045% 1947 905 51 0.0031% 1948 733 87 0.0054% 1949 803 76 0.0047% 1950 967 47 0.0029% 1951 767 88 0.0052% 1952 786 86 0.0049% 1953 790 91 0.0051% 1954 953 59 0.0032% 1955 908 71 0.0039% 1956 927 72 0.0038% 1957 999 64 0.0033% 1958 991 66 0.0035% 1959 957 74 0.0039% 1960 862 98 0.0052% 1961 918 89 0.0047% 1962 845 104 0.0057% 1963 827 108 0.006% 1964 849 100 0.0057% 1965 950 68 0.0042% 1966 1,015 58 0.0037% 1967 1,031 54 0.0036% 1968 1,122 47 0.0031% 1969 1,058 60 0.0039% 1970 1,266 43 0.0027% 1971 1,293 41 0.0027% 1972 1,497 25 0.0018% 1973 2,120 8 0.0006% 1974 1,628 20 0.0015% 1975 2,014 11 0.0009% 1976 1,677 20 0.0016% 1977 1,758 20 0.0015% 1978 1,586 28 0.0021% 1979 1,909 17 0.0012% 1980 1,378 43 0.0029% 1981 1,443 40 0.0027% 1982 1,156 67 0.0045% 1983 1,399 40 0.0027% 1984 1,298 49 0.0033% 1985 1,216 65 0.0043% 1986 1,211 65 0.0043% 1987 1,335 53 0.0035% 1988 1,428 49 0.0031% 1989 1,521 48 0.003% 1990 1,808 36 0.0022% 1991 1,589 49 0.003% 1992 1,483 60 0.0038% 1993 1,563 52 0.0033% 1994 1,714 41 0.0027% 1995 1,805 35 0.0023% 1996 1,412 67 0.0045% 1997 1,618 49 0.0033% 1998 1,577 55 0.0037% 1999 1,582 54 0.0036% 2000 1,602 58 0.0038% 2001 1,646 57 0.0038% 2002 1,543 67 0.0045% 2003 1,356 91 0.006% 2004 1,665 59 0.0039% 2005 1,707 57 0.0037% 2006 1,877 49 0.0031% 2007 1,542 82 0.0052% 2008 1,493 91 0.0059% 2009 1,473 91 0.0061% 2010 1,325 109 0.0076% 2011 1,183 137 0.0096% 2012 965 199 0.014% 2013 887 226 0.0159% 2014 690 346 0.0237% 2015 570 475 0.0326% 2016 421 712 0.0494% 2017 351 828 0.0593% 2018 345 840 0.0611% 2019 295 1,036 0.0765% 2020 240 1,191 0.0936% Alaska (AK) Alabama (AL) Arkansas (AR) Arizona (AZ) California (CA) Colorado (CO) Connecticut (CT) District of Columbia (DC) Florida (FL) Georgia (GA) 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) Nebraska (NE) New Hampshire (NH) New Jersey (NJ) Nevada (NV) New York (NY) Ohio (OH) Oklahoma (OK) Oregon (OR) Pennsylvania (PA) Rhode Island (RI) South Carolina (SC) Tennessee (TN) Texas (TX) Utah (UT) Virginia (VA) Washington (WA) Wisconsin (WI) West Virginia (WV) Data via SSA.gov. Names Like Margot If you like Margot, you’ll love these other names like Margot. What names sound like Margot? If you like how Margot sounds, you might also like these names that sound like Margot. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Marget Pearl Greek Margit Pearl Greek What names are similar to Margot? Find a name that’s like Margot, but just a little bit different. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Amargot Everlasting Latin Marga Pearl Greek Marged Pearl Greek Margita Pearl Greek Margret Pearl Greek Margrit Pearl Greek Mariet Lady; mistress of the house French Marit Pearl; lady; mistress of the house Greek Mart Lady; mistress of the house Aramaic Lists With Margot Find inspiration in these baby girl name lists featuring the name Margot. Outdoorsy Girl Names For Your Littlest Nature Lover // 132 names Outdoorsy girl names are ready to run through the forest and explore nature’s bounty. From A to Z, check out our favorites. 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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Hazel Hazelnut tree English Jacob Supplanter Hebrew Share Your Thoughts 6 Comments kendra Sep 30 at 7:37 am Her full name is Margaret but we really liked Margot to call her. It means Pearl and we think it fits her beautifully! Reply Lucy Jun 21 at 1:45 pm We chose Margot for our first girl. It was my late mother’s name, her middle name is Eleanor (My husband pronounces it “Eleaner” Which is fine. We had trouble naming our son, we called him Thomas throughout the whole pregnancy. But one of my close friends had her child really early in her pregnancy, and he didn’t survive, and she named him Thomas. So we went with Nikolai with the middle name Jonah, Which really suits him. Jonah is my favourite bible character. Nikolai means victory of the people which is pretty cool. My third, Erica Annabelle Is named after my siblings, Her first name, Erica, was my brother, Eric, who died in a car crash a few weeks before she was born. Annabelle Is close to my heart, It’s really similar to Annabeth which is my sister’s name. With number 4 we didn’t know the gender. I had my heart set on Harriet Rose, So much so I forgot about boy names. I kind of thought about Ben, but Margot said she knew a lot of Ben’s and I wasn’t into “common names.” Anyway, Baby number 4 was a boy and me and my husband blanked. We ended up with Timothy Stuart. I have no idea where Timothy came from, but Stuart was because the older kids and I were reading Stuart Little. I liked it. With Timmy we kind of just winged it. Reply Martha Fazzini Mar 13 at 3:51 am Beautiful Reply Natalie Sep 18 at 12:12 pm I thought it was a unique and powerful female name. Reply Candice Jul 8 at 8:27 pm I chose Margot from Ray Bradbury’s All Summer In A Day Reply Bethany Jun 10 at 11:04 am We just liked the name. There was no family connection, or real reason. Our older daughter is Hazel, and we thought it went nicely with it. I considered the French spelling – Margeaux. I liked the x in the name, especially since Hazel has a z – just thought it was fun. My husband wasn’t as on board with that. I did have concerns, and we have had issues with people not knowing there’s a t on the end of Margot, but I grew up with a crazy last name so I’m not bothered by those things. We have gotten so many compliments on her name – Margot Rose. I really love it. I think it’s the perfect combination of uncommon but not weird – you’ve probably heard of it before, but you don’t know 100 Margots. I also feel like it’s the perfect balance of old but not elderly. Reply Share your thoughts on the name Margot Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published. 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kendra Sep 30 at 7:37 am Her full name is Margaret but we really liked Margot to call her. It means Pearl and we think it fits her beautifully! Reply
Lucy Jun 21 at 1:45 pm We chose Margot for our first girl. It was my late mother’s name, her middle name is Eleanor (My husband pronounces it “Eleaner” Which is fine. We had trouble naming our son, we called him Thomas throughout the whole pregnancy. But one of my close friends had her child really early in her pregnancy, and he didn’t survive, and she named him Thomas. So we went with Nikolai with the middle name Jonah, Which really suits him. Jonah is my favourite bible character. Nikolai means victory of the people which is pretty cool. My third, Erica Annabelle Is named after my siblings, Her first name, Erica, was my brother, Eric, who died in a car crash a few weeks before she was born. Annabelle Is close to my heart, It’s really similar to Annabeth which is my sister’s name. With number 4 we didn’t know the gender. I had my heart set on Harriet Rose, So much so I forgot about boy names. I kind of thought about Ben, but Margot said she knew a lot of Ben’s and I wasn’t into “common names.” Anyway, Baby number 4 was a boy and me and my husband blanked. We ended up with Timothy Stuart. I have no idea where Timothy came from, but Stuart was because the older kids and I were reading Stuart Little. I liked it. With Timmy we kind of just winged it. Reply
Bethany Jun 10 at 11:04 am We just liked the name. There was no family connection, or real reason. Our older daughter is Hazel, and we thought it went nicely with it. I considered the French spelling – Margeaux. I liked the x in the name, especially since Hazel has a z – just thought it was fun. My husband wasn’t as on board with that. I did have concerns, and we have had issues with people not knowing there’s a t on the end of Margot, but I grew up with a crazy last name so I’m not bothered by those things. We have gotten so many compliments on her name – Margot Rose. I really love it. I think it’s the perfect combination of uncommon but not weird – you’ve probably heard of it before, but you don’t know 100 Margots. I also feel like it’s the perfect balance of old but not elderly. Reply
