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How popular is the name Arabella?

In 2025, 1,423 baby girls in the U.S. were named Arabella, the 213th most popular name for girls. Its peak year was 2014, when 1,914 girls got the name. 27,957 girls have been named Arabella since 1880.

Rank in 2025

#213

among girls' names

Babies in 2025

1,423

girls named Arabella

Peak year

2014

1,914 girls

Girls named Arabella each year since 1880

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The numbers for Arabella (girls)
YearBabies
20251,423
20241,482
20231,322
20221,314
20211,521
20201,439
20191,545
20181,706
20171,890
20161,748
20151,689
20141,914
20131,533
20121,315
2011946
2010834
2009705
2008467
2007457
2006447
2005326
2004215
2003166
2002138
200196
200091
199958
199868
199742
199625
199533
199420
199321
199216
199110
199012
1989Fewer than 5
19886
1987Fewer than 5
19866
198510
1984Fewer than 5
19837
19826
198110
1980Fewer than 5
19799
19786
19777
19766
1975Fewer than 5
1974Fewer than 5
1973Fewer than 5
197210
19719
19705
19696
19687
196711
19668
19657
19646
19637
19625
19616
19606
1959Fewer than 5
19587
19578
19567
19558
19548
195311
195211
19516
19506
19497
19489
19478
19466
1945Fewer than 5
19445
19437
19428
19416
19406
19399
193811
19378
193612
193510
19347
19339
19328
193113
19308
192914
192820
192710
192616
192516
192417
192316
192220
192115
192022
191922
191818
191719
191614
191521
191423
191316
19129
191114
191011
19098
190814
19077
19065
19059
190411
19038
19027
19019
19007
18998
18987
18976
1896Fewer than 5
189510
18949
189310
18926
18916
1890Fewer than 5
1889Fewer than 5
188812
18877
18866
188511
18845
1883Fewer than 5
1882Fewer than 5
18817
1880Fewer than 5

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Source and notes

U.S. Social Security Administration, Baby Names from Social Security Card Applications (national data) (Public domain (U.S. government work)), data through 2025.

The counts come from Social Security card applications for babies born in the U.S., so the early years undercount everyone. A year with fewer than 5 babies of one sex given a name is left out for privacy and shows as fewer than 5. Spellings count separately: Emma and Ema are different names here.