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Abram

Abram is currently the #742 boy name in the United States, based on 2025 Social Security data. In raw numbers: 350 babies. It has drifted down the charts over the past five years, from #553 to #742. Looking at the full record since 1880, Abram hit its all-time high of #289 in 1881, when 30 boys were given the name. State by state, Iowa leads the way at #346.

Rankings

2025 rank
#742
among boy names
Trend
Falling
last 5 years
All-time peak
#289
in 1881 (1880s)
Babies in 2025
350
boys named Abram

Abram popularity, 1880–2025

0.012%0.025%0.037%0.049%18801900192019401960198020002020#289 in 1881
Boys — share of U.S. male birthsSource: SSA, 1880–2025◆ peak 1881

Where Abram is most popular

Alaska: fewer than 5 boys named Abram in 2025AK—Maine: fewer than 5 boys named Abram in 2025ME—Vermont: fewer than 5 boys named Abram in 2025VT—New Hampshire: fewer than 5 boys named Abram in 2025NH—Washington: #898 (6 boys, 0.02% of boys born 2025)WA#898Idaho: fewer than 5 boys named Abram in 2025ID—Montana: fewer than 5 boys named Abram in 2025MT—North Dakota: fewer than 5 boys named Abram in 2025ND—Minnesota: fewer than 5 boys named Abram in 2025MN—Wisconsin: #393 (13 boys, 0.06% of boys born 2025)WI#393Michigan: #715 (10 boys, 0.02% of boys born 2025)MI#715New York: #1055 (11 boys, 0.01% of boys born 2025)NY#1055Massachusetts: fewer than 5 boys named Abram in 2025MA—Rhode Island: fewer than 5 boys named Abram in 2025RI—Oregon: fewer than 5 boys named Abram in 2025OR—Nevada: fewer than 5 boys named Abram in 2025NV—Wyoming: fewer than 5 boys named Abram in 2025WY—South Dakota: fewer than 5 boys named Abram in 2025SD—Iowa: #346 (10 boys, 0.07% of boys born 2025)IA#346Illinois: #677 (13 boys, 0.03% of boys born 2025)IL#677Indiana: #579 (11 boys, 0.03% of boys born 2025)IN#579Ohio: #855 (9 boys, 0.02% of boys born 2025)OH#855Pennsylvania: #913 (8 boys, 0.02% of boys born 2025)PA#913New Jersey: fewer than 5 boys named Abram in 2025NJ—Connecticut: fewer than 5 boys named Abram in 2025CT—California: #667 (41 boys, 0.02% of boys born 2025)CA#667Utah: #703 (5 boys, 0.03% of boys born 2025)UT#703Colorado: #680 (7 boys, 0.03% of boys born 2025)CO#680Nebraska: fewer than 5 boys named Abram in 2025NE—Missouri: #648 (8 boys, 0.03% of boys born 2025)MO#648Kentucky: #450 (10 boys, 0.05% of boys born 2025)KY#450West Virginia: fewer than 5 boys named Abram in 2025WV—Virginia: #727 (9 boys, 0.02% of boys born 2025)VA#727Maryland: fewer than 5 boys named Abram in 2025MD—Delaware: fewer than 5 boys named Abram in 2025DE—Arizona: #634 (10 boys, 0.03% of boys born 2025)AZ#634New Mexico: fewer than 5 boys named Abram in 2025NM—Kansas: fewer than 5 boys named Abram in 2025KS—Arkansas: fewer than 5 boys named Abram in 2025AR—Tennessee: #719 (9 boys, 0.02% of boys born 2025)TN#719North Carolina: #678 (13 boys, 0.03% of boys born 2025)NC#678South Carolina: fewer than 5 boys named Abram in 2025SC—District of Columbia: fewer than 5 boys named Abram in 2025DC—Oklahoma: #504 (8 boys, 0.05% of boys born 2025)OK#504Louisiana: #450 (10 boys, 0.05% of boys born 2025)LA#450Mississippi: fewer than 5 boys named Abram in 2025MS—Alabama: #685 (6 boys, 0.03% of boys born 2025)AL#685Georgia: #792 (11 boys, 0.02% of boys born 2025)GA#792Hawaii: fewer than 5 boys named Abram in 2025HI—Texas: #612 (50 boys, 0.03% of boys born 2025)TX#612Florida: #777 (19 boys, 0.02% of boys born 2025)FL#777
Share of boys born in 2025:lowhighno data (< 5 births)
Strongest states: Iowa (#346), Wisconsin (#393), Louisiana (#450)

Uniqueness score

48/ 100Balanced
everywhereone of a kind

Well known, but far from crowded — the middle of the field. Based on how many babies per birth were named Abram in the most recent year of SSA data.

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