Somers

Summer, Summers, Sommer, and Somer are used nearly exclusively on girls, whereas the literary Somerset reads as more masculine. Perhaps the surname style of Somers might be a compromise.

Deriving from the Anglo-Saxon word somer, Somers has only ever made the US stats once. This was back in 1921 when it was given to five boys — and, if the 100 Year Rule is anything to go by, perhaps Somers is ready for those who want a sunny feeling name for their sons.

Pronounced SUM-erz.

As of October 2026, Somers ranked #4896 for boys in US births in 1921 SSA.