Irvine

The name Irvine peaked for girls at #5319 in 1920. Irvine is occasionally used for boys in 2006.

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Irvine is a masculine name derived from a Scottish place name and surname, ultimately from Celtic origins meaning 'green water' or 'fresh water,' referring to the River Irvine in Ayrshire, Scotland. As a first name, Irvine gained modest popularity in the early 20th century, particularly in Scottish communities and among those with Scottish heritage. Notable bearers include American author Irvine Welsh and basketball hall-of-famer Irvine Clifton Turner, lending the name cultural resonance. Though never reaching mainstream popularity, Irvine maintains appeal as a distinguished name with clear geographic roots. It offers parents a distinctive option with authentic Scottish heritage while avoiding the more common Celtic names. The name carries connotations of natural beauty and freshness through its water-related meaning.

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The name Irvine is currently ranked #816 in U.S. births. and peaked for boys at #816 in 1905. It is currently rising in popularity. Irvine is occasionally used for girls in 1920.

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