Turn Names for Boys

There are 15 Turn names for baby boys. Displayed on this page are Turn names 1 to 15. Austin was the most popular among these names in 2007. The name is primarily used in German and English, and it was followed in popularity by the English and French Charles, the English and German Gary, and the English name, Sterling. The unusual Turn names are Benedict (English), Calum (English and Scottish), Chadwick (English), Clifford (English), Clifton (English), Clive (English), Forrest (English), Giles (English), Grover (English), Harris (English), and Tariq (Albanian, Arabic, and Turkish).

Turn names are fairly popular baby names for boys. At the height of their usage in 1951, 4.351% of baby boys were given Turn names. There were 10 Turn names ranked within the top 1000 baby names then. Turn names have since experienced a decline in frequency, and are used only on a moderate scale now. In 2007, 4 Turn names listed among the top 1000, with a combined usage of 0.800%. Within all Turn names, the German and English Austin was the most commonly used, with a ranking of #48 and a usage of 0.4169%.

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Austin 48 ... august, dignified, holy; to increase ... as a surname, which in turn led to the survival and ...

Benedict ... blessed ... as a surname, which in turn led to a revival in its ...

Calum ... dove ... then Colum, which in turn gave rise to Calum or ...

Chadwick ... Chad's dairy farm ... surname, which is in turn derived from various ...

Charles 62 ... man, free man ... was Carolus, which in turn gave rise to the French ...

Clifford ... ford by a cliff ... surname, which is in turn from a nickname given ...

Clifton ... town by a cliff ... surname, which is in turn from a nickname given ...

Clive ... cliff, riverbank, slope ... surname, which is in turn from a nickname for one ...

Forrest ... forest ... surname, which is in turn from an Old French ...

Gary 388 ... spear ... name of the town was in turn adopted by the US actor ...

Giles ... young goat, goat skin ... latter in turn gave rise to the English forms ...

Grover ... grove ... surname, which is in turn from a nickname given ...

Harris ... surname, which is in turn derived from the first ...

Sterling 801 ... little star ... which has in turn positively influenced ...

Tariq ... he who pounds at the ... of Tariq', which is in turn taken from the name of ...