United States Baby Name Letter Statistics 2025

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Its official: Olivia and Noah are keeping their titles as the No. 1 girl and boy names among BabyCenter parents. In fact, almost every top-10 name from 2023 is holding steady in 2024 with some noteworthy exceptions.
Letter U is the least common. It barely shows up on the chart, so if you are looking for a unique name, maybe pick one that starts with U. Note that Unique isnt entirely unique, though.
The bar charts show that J, M, S, D, and C are the most common initials for first names, whereas S, B, H, M, and C are the most common initials for last names. In contrast, U, Q, and X are initials that do not appear often for either first or last names.
Top US Baby Names A to Z The top of the charts is dominated by a few repeating initials. More than half the Top 100 boy names start with J, L, A, E, or C; and over half the Top 100 girl names start with A, E, L, M, or S. Most letters appear at least once in the Top 100, but for some you have to look further down.
The letter S has the most number of different names in America, based on the 2010 U.S. census. The letter X has the least number of different names. These are the rest of the letters in descending order of the number of different names.

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The letter J most commonly starts first names in the U.S. Letter U is the least common.
In dictionaries, j, q, and z are found the least, but some of the words are rarely used. And if you value the opinion of cryptologists (people who study secret codes and communication), x, q, and z make the fewest appearances in the writing scene.

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