Euro

Euro can be many things: it's a shorthand for Europe in general, along with The European Union and The European Football Championship; it's the currency in various countries, including France, Germany, and Italy; it forms the beginning of Eurovision, Euromillions, and Eurotunnel; and now, it is one of America's more unusual baby names.

Since it first entered the stats in 2018, Euro has been given to at least 73 baby boys, and while it might seem like an offbeat choice, with Cash, Roman, Kairo, and Ledger in the Top 1000, perhaps it doesn't feel quite so out of place?

Pronounced YUR-oh.

As of October 2026, Euro ranked #3782 for boys in US births in 2025 SSA.