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Rhonda

A 20th-century American name, likely from the Welsh Rhondda Valley (from Welsh rhoddni 'noisy' — the name of a river) or as an elaboration of Rhoda. The Beach Boys' 1965 'Help Me, Rhonda' fixed it in pop culture.

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Popularity over time

A 113-year arc in numbers.

208,042 U.S. births recorded from 1910–2023.
Popularity · 1910–2023
19 births in 2023
1910 1966 2023
Babies named per year Peak year Most recent
Meaning

A name that means something.

RA 20th-century American name, likely from the Welsh Rhondda Valley (from Welsh rhoddni 'noisy' — the name of a river) or as an elaboration of Rhoda. The Beach Boys' 1965 'Help Me, Rhonda' fixed it in pop culture.

Variants & spellings

2 ways to spell "Rhonda".

Each transliteration carries a slightly different cultural fingerprint.
Ronda Most common Rondi
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Famous bearers

People who carry the name Rhonda.

Quick answers

People often ask about Rhonda.

What does the name Rhonda mean?
Rhonda means a 20th-century American name, likely from the Welsh Rhondda Valley (from Welsh rhoddni 'noisy' — the name of a river) or as an elaboration of Rhoda. The Beach Boys' 1965 'Help Me, Rhonda' fixed it in pop culture.
Where does the name Rhonda come from?
Rhonda is a girl name of Welsh origin.
Is Rhonda a boy or a girl name?
Rhonda is overwhelmingly a girl name in the United States. Of the 208,042 U.S. babies recorded with this name, more than 99% are girls.
How popular is the name Rhonda in 2023?
Rhonda ranks #6356 for girls in the U.S. Social Security Administration's 2023 dataset. Its all-time U.S. peak was 1965 with 10,949 babies.
How do you pronounce Rhonda?
Rhonda is pronounced RON-da (2 syllables).
What are common spellings of Rhonda?
Rhonda is also written as Ronda, Rondi.
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Popularity counts come from the U.S. Social Security Administration's national dataset. Meanings and origins are curated from etymological sources. If you spot an error, please let us know.

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