Meaning and history
This name comes from the English word for the season, which derives from Old English winter.
20062006: 206 births, rank #1,182
2007: 178 births, rank #1,357
2008: 238 births, rank #1,090
2009: 261 births, rank #1,012
2010: 220 births, rank #1,120
20112011: 240 births, rank #1,036
2012: 358 births, rank #770
2013: 433 births, rank #658
2014: 561 births, rank #552
2015: 568 births, rank #547
20162016: 622 births, rank #502
2017: 709 births, rank #446
2018: 799 births, rank #388
2019: 985 births, rank #325
2020: 1,009 births, rank #315
20212021: 1,013 births, rank #322
2022: 1,053 births, rank #304
2023: 831 births, rank #369
2024: 819 births, rank #385
20252025: 732 births, rank #426
Winter moved from #385 to #426 for girls between 2024 and 2025. Its highest annual birth count came in 2022, with 1,053 births.