Solitaire
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About Solitaire
Derived from the French word for "alone", Solitaire could have potential as a bold word name, thanks to its use on a character in the James Bond franchise and its similarity to the names Sol, Solomon, and Salvatore. While some may be put off by the potential loneliness in the meaning, others might associate it with independence instead .
Solitaire for boys
Also used to refer to a card game played alone, to a single gem (often a diamond) in a piece of jewelry, and to a type of bird, the name has only ever appeared in the US rankings twice, once in 1980 and again in 1981, when it was given to 11 girls. It has yet to appear in the charts for boys.
Solitaire for girls
Derived from the French word for "alone", Solitaire could have potential as a bold word name, thanks to its use on a character in the James Bond franchise and its similarity to the names Sol, Blair, and Adair. While some may be put off by the potential loneliness in the meaning, others might associate it with independence instead.
Also used to refer to a card game played alone, to a single gem (often a diamond) in a piece of jewelry, and to a type of bird, the name has only ever appeared in the US rankings twice, once in 1980 and again in 1981, when it was given to 11 girls in total.
Pronounced sol-uh-TAIR.
As of October 2026, Solitaire ranked #11931 for girls in US births in 1981 SSA, peaked at #10206 for girls in 1980.