Meaning and history
Originally a medieval diminutive of Ibb, itself a diminutive of Isabel, Libby is also used as a diminutive of Elizabeth.
20062006: 347 births, rank #789
2007: 323 births, rank #866
2008: 316 births, rank #882
2009: 355 births, rank #797
2010: 346 births, rank #793
20112011: 279 births, rank #927
2012: 282 births, rank #916
2013: 290 births, rank #888
2014: 306 births, rank #887
2015: 270 births, rank #997
20162016: 252 births, rank #1,046
2017: 239 births, rank #1,069
2018: 232 births, rank #1,085
2019: 258 births, rank #1,000
2020: 205 births, rank #1,152
20212021: 206 births, rank #1,181
2022: 253 births, rank #1,022
2023: 225 births, rank #1,094
2024: 216 births, rank #1,120
20252025: 202 births, rank #1,144
Libby moved from #890 to #1000 for girls between 2014 and 2015. Its highest annual birth count came in 2009, with 355 births.