Meaning and history
From an English surname derived either from the Norman French warrene, meaning “animal enclosure,” or from the town of La Varenne in Normandy, this name was borne by the American president Warren G. Harding (1865–1923) and the investor Warren Buffett (1930–).
20062006: 521 births, rank #497
2007: 514 births, rank #513
2008: 530 births, rank #514
2009: 595 births, rank #458
2010: 538 births, rank #484
20112011: 524 births, rank #498
2012: 577 births, rank #473
2013: 585 births, rank #474
2014: 700 births, rank #432
2015: 775 births, rank #399
20162016: 828 births, rank #386
2017: 913 births, rank #360
2018: 995 births, rank #338
2019: 956 births, rank #349
2020: 936 births, rank #343
20212021: 940 births, rank #346
2022: 1,014 births, rank #333
2023: 1,082 births, rank #305
2024: 1,329 births, rank #263
20252025: 1,471 births, rank #240
Warren rose from #263 to #240 for boys between 2024 and 2025. Its highest annual birth count came in 1921, with 7,798 births.