Aries is a unisex baby name tracked in official U.S. Social Security baby-name records. In 2024, Aries was given to 384 boys, ranking No. 700 for boys and 112 girls, ranking No. 1786 for girls in U.S. Social Security records. This page focuses on popularity and usage data so parents can compare the name with confidence.
Popularity Snapshot For Aries
In 2024, Aries was given to 384 boys, ranking No. 700 for boys and 112 girls, ranking No. 1786 for girls in U.S. Social Security records.
The name has appeared in national records since 1970 and shows 6,662 recorded births between 1970 and 2024.
Is Aries Used For Boys, Girls, Or Both?
Aries shows up for both boys and girls in recent U.S. records, which makes it a reasonable option for parents comparing unisex baby names.
Why Parents Compare Aries
Parents comparing Aries often look at popularity, spelling familiarity, sound, and how the name fits with sibling names or a family surname.
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