Conrad

Given to 39,298 US babies since 1880

▲ Rising +30% vs. 2018–2020

Rank in 2025
—
recorded as girls
#417
recorded as boys
Babies in 2025
770
boys 770
Peak year
1931
584 babies recorded as boys
All-time total
39,298
since 1880

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Babies per 1,000 (same sex), 1880–2025

Recorded as girls Recorded as boys
Babies per 1,000 (same sex), 1880–2025Conrad was most popular in 1931, when 584 babies recorded as boys got the name (0.56 per 1,000). In 2025, 770 babies were named Conrad, ranking #417 for babies recorded as boys. Compared with 2018–2020, it's up 30%.00.20.40.60.818801900192019401960198020002020Peak 1931 Babies per 1,000 (same sex), 1880–2025Conrad was most popular in 1931, when 584 babies recorded as boys got the name (0.56 per 1,000). In 2025, 770 babies were named Conrad, ranking #417 for babies recorded as boys. Compared with 2018–2020, it's up 30%.00.20.40.60.81880192019602000Peak 1931

Conrad was most popular in 1931, when 584 babies recorded as boys got the name (0.56 per 1,000). In 2025, 770 babies were named Conrad, ranking #417 for babies recorded as boys. Compared with 2018–2020, it's up 30%.

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YearGirlsRankBoysRank
2025 <5 — 770 417
2024 <5 — 658 468
2023 <5 — 551 536
2022 <5 — 512 575
2021 <5 — 548 537
2020 <5 — 517 551
2019 <5 — 541 526
2018 <5 — 519 542
2017 <5 — 469 577
2016 <5 — 462 591
2015 <5 — 432 622
2014 <5 — 406 649
2013 <5 — 345 694
2012 <5 — 314 738
2011 <5 — 280 792
2010 <5 — 292 767
2009 <5 — 310 745
2008 <5 — 294 755
2007 <5 — 261 820
2006 <5 — 264 784
2005 <5 — 222 834
2004 <5 — 254 737
2003 <5 — 263 710
2002 <5 — 232 746
2001 <5 — 266 681
2000 <5 — 248 705
1999 <5 — 295 617
1998 <5 — 298 613
1997 <5 — 280 619
1996 <5 — 244 673
1995 <5 — 279 615
1994 <5 — 295 610
1993 <5 — 297 596
1992 <5 — 276 621
1991 <5 — 287 601
1990 <5 — 266 618
1989 <5 — 280 583
1988 <5 — 268 566
1987 <5 — 232 598
1986 <5 — 251 562
1985 <5 — 224 586
1984 <5 — 223 568
1983 <5 — 212 580
1982 <5 — 232 563
1981 <5 — 185 630
1980 <5 — 212 595
1979 <5 — 207 593
1978 <5 — 184 613
1977 <5 — 178 634
1976 <5 — 170 629
1975 <5 — 161 641
1974 <5 — 162 631
1973 <5 — 170 608
1972 <5 — 229 522
1971 <5 — 258 507
1970 <5 — 224 541
1969 <5 — 223 523
1968 <5 — 237 492
1967 <5 — 238 485
1966 <5 — 261 475
1965 <5 — 226 506
1964 <5 — 252 497
1963 <5 — 275 480
1962 <5 — 251 502
1961 <5 — 276 481
1960 <5 — 281 474
1959 <5 — 293 468
1958 <5 — 321 436
1957 <5 — 322 434
1956 <5 — 347 407
1955 <5 — 386 369
1954 <5 — 405 356
1953 <5 — 389 352
1952 <5 — 396 346
1951 <5 — 410 335
1950 <5 — 383 344
1949 <5 — 352 358
1948 <5 — 416 328
1947 <5 — 417 336
1946 <5 — 367 335
1945 <5 — 332 325
1944 <5 — 361 316
1943 <5 — 452 287
1942 <5 — 476 277
1941 <5 — 406 288
1940 <5 — 377 289
1939 <5 — 349 297
1938 <5 — 438 262
1937 <5 — 418 265
1936 <5 — 434 257
1935 <5 — 460 251
1934 <5 — 500 230
1933 <5 — 493 233
1932 5 4411 523 229
1931 <5 — 584 213
1930 <5 — 506 248
1929 <5 — 444 264
1928 <5 — 438 271
1927 6 4286 374 298
1926 <5 — 396 289
1925 <5 — 389 290
1924 <5 — 387 292
1923 <5 — 354 296
1922 <5 — 333 313
1921 5 5099 320 331
1920 <5 — 300 336
1919 <5 — 269 346
1918 <5 — 323 312
1917 <5 — 308 300
1916 <5 — 353 270
1915 <5 — 331 267
1914 <5 — 246 283
1913 <5 — 159 320
1912 <5 — 133 327
1911 <5 — 70 323
1910 <5 — 53 345
1909 <5 — 42 365
1908 <5 — 38 374
1907 <5 — 33 388
1906 <5 — 44 309
1905 <5 — 38 322
1904 <5 — 23 444
1903 <5 — 30 353
1902 <5 — 38 312
1901 <5 — 36 291
1900 <5 — 41 337
1899 <5 — 25 362
1898 <5 — 41 285
1897 <5 — 31 331
1896 <5 — 42 282
1895 <5 — 34 310
1894 <5 — 40 278
1893 <5 — 39 279
1892 <5 — 43 274
1891 <5 — 43 242
1890 <5 — 44 256
1889 <5 — 37 274
1888 <5 — 44 269
1887 <5 — 38 261
1886 <5 — 50 235
1885 <5 — 39 266
1884 <5 — 49 244
1883 <5 — 38 263
1882 <5 — 47 245
1881 <5 — 32 276
1880 <5 — 41 262

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Times more common than the national rate, 2016–2025.

Recorded as girls <1% · boys 100% across all years