Meaning and history
Trinity comes from the English term for the Christian belief that one God has three distinct expressions: Father, Son and Holy Spirit. It has been used as a given name only since the 20th century.
20062006: 4,838 births, rank #64
2007: 4,374 births, rank #72
2008: 4,276 births, rank #70
2009: 4,028 births, rank #74
2010: 3,708 births, rank #72
20112011: 3,625 births, rank #77
2012: 3,251 births, rank #91
2013: 2,928 births, rank #108
2014: 2,818 births, rank #110
2015: 2,525 births, rank #129
20162016: 2,241 births, rank #137
2017: 1,865 births, rank #160
2018: 1,732 births, rank #168
2019: 1,646 births, rank #177
2020: 1,307 births, rank #225
20212021: 1,149 births, rank #273
2022: 1,037 births, rank #308
2023: 875 births, rank #348
2024: 791 births, rank #400
20252025: 725 births, rank #428
Trinity moved from #400 to #428 for girls between 2024 and 2025. Its highest annual birth count came in 2004, with 5,638 births.