What does the name Everly mean?

Everly means from the boar meadow; grazing meadow.

Where does the name Everly come from?

Everly is a girl name of English origin.

Is Everly a boy or a girl name?

Everly is used for both. In U.S. Social Security records, about 100% of children given the name Everly are girls and 0% are boys.

How popular is the name Everly in 2023?

Everly ranks #69 for girls in the U.S. Social Security Administration's 2023 dataset. Its all-time U.S. peak was 2019 with 4,791 babies.

How do you pronounce Everly?

Everly is pronounced EV-er-lee (3 syllables).

A name from English · Girl

Everly

From the boar meadow; grazing meadow.

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Popularity over time

A 79-year arc in numbers.

37,661 U.S. births recorded from 1944–2023.

Popularity · 1944–2023

3,176 births in 2023

1944 1983 2023

Babies named per year Peak year Most recent

Meaning

A name that means something.

EFrom the boar meadow; grazing meadow.

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People often ask about Everly.

What does the name Everly mean?: Everly means from the boar meadow; grazing meadow.
Where does the name Everly come from?: Everly is a girl name of English origin.
Is Everly a boy or a girl name?: Everly is used for both. In U.S. Social Security records, about 100% of children given the name Everly are girls and 0% are boys.
How popular is the name Everly in 2023?: Everly ranks #69 for girls in the U.S. Social Security Administration's 2023 dataset. Its all-time U.S. peak was 2019 with 4,791 babies.
How do you pronounce Everly?: Everly is pronounced EV-er-lee (3 syllables).

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