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Phoenix Name Popularity

How popular is the name Phoenix? Here’s everything we know.

Year Rank # Births % Births
1910 — 0 0%
1911 — 0 0%
1912 — 0 0%
1913 — 0 0%
1914 — 0 0%
1915 — 0 0%
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1918 — 0 0%
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1920 — 0 0%
1921 — 0 0%
1922 — 0 0%
1923 — 0 0%
1924 — 0 0%
1925 — 0 0%
1926 — 0 0%
1927 — 0 0%
1928 — 0 0%
1929 — 0 0%
1930 — 0 0%
1931 — 0 0%
1932 — 0 0%
1933 — 0 0%
1934 — 0 0%
1935 — 0 0%
1936 — 0 0%
1937 — 0 0%
1938 — 0 0%
1939 — 0 0%
1940 — 0 0%
1941 — 0 0%
1942 — 0 0%
1943 — 0 0%
1944 — 0 0%
1945 — 0 0%
1946 — 0 0%
1947 — 0 0%
1948 — 0 0%
1949 — 0 0%
1950 — 0 0%
1951 — 0 0%
1952 — 0 0%
1953 — 0 0%
1954 — 0 0%
1955 — 0 0%
1956 — 0 0%
1957 — 0 0%
1958 — 0 0%
1959 — 0 0%
1960 — 0 0%
1961 — 0 0%
1962 — 0 0%
1963 — 0 0%
1964 — 0 0%
1965 — 0 0%
1966 — 0 0%
1967 — 0 0%
1968 — 0 0%
1969 — 0 0%
1970 — 0 0%
1971 — 0 0%
1972 — 0 0%
1973 — 0 0%
1974 — 0 0%
1975 — 0 0%
1976 — 0 0%
1977 — 0 0%
1978 — 0 0%
1979 2,511 7 0.0005%
1980 — 0 0%
1981 — 0 0%
1982 — 0 0%
1983 — 0 0%
1984 — 0 0%
1985 — 0 0%
1986 — 0 0%
1987 — 0 0%
1988 — 0 0%
1989 2,477 14 0.0009%
1990 2,843 11 0.0007%
1991 3,520 6 0.0004%
1992 3,433 6 0.0004%
1993 2,860 10 0.0006%
1994 2,263 20 0.0013%
1995 1,688 41 0.0027%
1996 1,701 42 0.0028%
1997 1,939 31 0.0021%
1998 1,601 53 0.0035%
1999 1,507 61 0.0041%
2000 1,486 70 0.0046%
2001 1,395 80 0.0053%
2002 1,234 106 0.0071%
2003 1,062 156 0.0103%
2004 896 221 0.0145%
2005 908 223 0.0146%
2006 794 294 0.0188%
2007 711 364 0.0231%
2008 696 376 0.0243%
2009 718 350 0.0234%
2010 682 366 0.0254%
2011 633 401 0.0281%
2012 558 471 0.0331%
2013 483 576 0.0405%
2014 476 606 0.0416%
2015 436 673 0.0463%
2016 429 691 0.0479%
2017 350 829 0.0594%
2018 341 864 0.0629%
2019 303 988 0.073%
2020 283 1,060 0.0833%

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Names Like Phoenix

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What names are variants of Phoenix?

Mix it up with these names that are a variation of the name Phoenix.

Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Feenix

Dark red

Greek

Fenix

Dark red

Greek

Phenice

Dark red

Greek

Lists With Phoenix

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Siblings of Phoenix

Mamas with kids named Phoenix also have kids with these names.

Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Skye

Isle of Skye

English

Connor

Dog lover

Irish

Damion

Greek

Isabella

Devoted to God

Italian

7 Comments

  1. As a survivor of multi-generational abuse, getting pregnant with my second child was a true miracle. My body struggled through multiple health complications but ultimately persevered and delivered the most amazing and strong soul. Phoenix, the one birthed from the ashes, triumphantly.
    I love the symbolism inherit in the name Phoenix, how adorable it is, while conveying an undertone of strength. It’s versatile for boy or girl.

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  2. I really liked city names for babies so I just started thinking of different places! I love how it’s different and gender neutral. Come to find out that Phoenix means “rises from the ashes.” My husband and I were told we probably wouldn’t be able to have a baby naturally or at all. Her name must have been given to use by God! ?

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  3. We chose the name Phoenix for the strength of the the name (rising from the ashes) and also because it’s very uncommon and unique. We had a hard time conceiving her, so she is our fighter princess, which is where we got the middle names “Arabella Rose” meaning beautiful warrior princess. While it is a unisex name, we have gotten the question “is it a boy or girl?” quite a bit over the phone.

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  4. I wanted a unique name

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  5. Phoenix was a suggested name after i had figured out the first name chose didn’t feel right. I had a few names suggested and Phoenix was the name that stood out to me, so i picked it

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  6. I named her Phoenix after the mythical creature, she was my miracle baby after being told by 5 doctor’s that is never have kids, I spent 4 years doing fertility treatments with no success, then got pregnant with her naturally

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  7. 1. I chose Phoenix at first because there was an X lin the name. I searched for girls name with x and Phoenix popped up! I fell in love with the name when I started to read the meaning. Phoenix is said to mean “the death and rising from ashes and becoming a more beautiful version you were before” after suffering a miscarriage, I liked to believe she was my other baby rising through the ashes. My husband also only chose that name out of the list of names I had have written out. I love the name for the meaning it has to me and my family and it matches her perfectly! People react weird towards it sometimes, so that’s the only reason I really don’t like it. I love the uniqueness and how strong the name is, especially for girl power!

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