Meaning and history
This name comes from the English word hope, which ultimately derives from Old English hopian, and it was first used by the Puritans in the 17th century.
20062006: 1,778 births, rank #198
2007: 1,684 births, rank #206
2008: 1,537 births, rank #220
2009: 1,434 births, rank #230
2010: 1,313 births, rank #240
20112011: 1,396 births, rank #227
2012: 1,456 births, rank #218
2013: 1,397 births, rank #230
2014: 1,451 births, rank #229
2015: 1,453 births, rank #225
20162016: 1,353 births, rank #238
2017: 1,271 births, rank #250
2018: 1,296 births, rank #252
2019: 1,374 births, rank #227
2020: 1,439 births, rank #202
20212021: 1,329 births, rank #225
2022: 1,214 births, rank #258
2023: 1,026 births, rank #302
2024: 973 births, rank #317
20252025: 868 births, rank #352
Hope moved from #317 to #352 for girls between 2024 and 2025. Its highest annual birth count came in 2000, with 2,321 births.