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Ivy vs Everly

Which is more popular?
Ivy is more popular than Everly today: about 5,117 US babies were given the name Ivy in 2025, compared with 2,695 named Everly.
IvyEverly
Meaning Ivy plant; fidelity Wild boar meadow
Origin English English
Gender Girl Girl
Pronunciation EYE-vee EV-er-lee
Syllables 2 3
First appeared18801944
Peak year2024 (5,343)2019 (4,782)
In 20255,1172,695
TrendNear its peakRising
Popularity over time, 1880–2025
Ivy Everly
18801900192019401960198020002020

Source: US Social Security Administration.

Births by decade

DecadeIvyEverly
2020s 28,572 21,822
2010s 23,492 21,248
2000s 9,290 256
1990s 5,119 12
1980s 3,105 26
1970s 2,573 0
1960s 1,963 5
1950s 2,510 0
1940s 832 5
1930s 791 0
1920s 1,179 0
1910s 1,314 0
1900s 701 0
1890s 764 0
1880s 508 0

What does Ivy mean?

Ivy is an English nature name from the climbing plant, a traditional emblem of fidelity and lasting attachment.

What does Everly mean?

Everly is an English place name meaning “wild boar clearing.”

Frequently asked questions

Is Ivy or Everly more popular?

Ivy is more popular than Everly today: about 5,117 US babies were given the name Ivy in 2025, compared with 2,695 named Everly.

What is the difference between Ivy and Everly?

Ivy means Ivy plant; fidelity (English origin), while Everly means Wild boar meadow (English origin).

Which name is older, Ivy or Everly?

In US records, Ivy first appears in 1880 and Everly in 1944, so Ivy has the longer recorded history.