Everett Name Meaning

A handsome vintage pick, Everett means “brave boar.” Derived from Everard, Everett is an English surname that works well among modern baby names. Ever- names are on the rise, after all, with Everly and its variants a beloved unisex moniker.

With the dashing nicknames Ever and Rhett, it’s hard not to fall in love with Everett. He manages to be both upscale and approachable, a name fit for a business professional and rock star alike. While he’s mature in sound, he’s also precious on a little guy, not at all too stuffy for a bit of fun.

Everett has risen considerably in popularity since the early 2000s, giving this grandpa-chic darling a new audience. He’s also appeared in Marvel Comics’ Black Panther, boosting his cool factor. He’s a stylish pick with a sharp yet gentle sound, walking the line between flashy and humble with ease.

Everett is a great name for one wise beyond his years, an old soul with an appreciation for the details. He’s a natural born leader even if he isn’t always in the spotlight, commanding attention effortlessly.

Everett has several alternative spellings out there including Everet, Everette, and Everitt, though the original Everett is the most common. Similar names include Everest, Everton, Barrett, and Emmett.

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Everett Name Popularity

How popular is the name Everett? Here’s everything we know.

Year Rank # Births % Births
1910 — 339 0.0963%
1911 — 349 0.0937%
1912 — 796 0.1578%
1913 — 933 0.1646%
1914 — 1,328 0.1906%
1915 — 1,724 0.1898%
1916 — 1,756 0.1818%
1917 — 1,727 0.1726%
1918 — 1,875 0.1747%
1919 — 1,763 0.1684%
1920 — 1,815 0.1632%
1921 — 1,903 0.1662%
1922 — 1,791 0.1608%
1923 — 1,728 0.1543%
1924 — 1,686 0.1452%
1925 — 1,608 0.1423%
1926 — 1,550 0.1409%
1927 — 1,554 0.1404%
1928 — 1,418 0.1325%
1929 — 1,300 0.1255%
1930 — 1,317 0.1261%
1931 — 1,210 0.1226%
1932 — 1,193 0.1208%
1933 — 1,117 0.1199%
1934 — 1,052 0.1088%
1935 — 1,055 0.1086%
1936 — 960 0.0997%
1937 — 951 0.0965%
1938 — 988 0.0965%
1939 — 968 0.0952%
1940 — 906 0.0852%
1941 — 979 0.087%
1942 — 1,037 0.0821%
1943 — 983 0.0753%
1944 — 948 0.0765%
1945 — 806 0.0661%
1946 — 910 0.0617%
1947 — 870 0.0521%
1948 — 875 0.0548%
1949 — 819 0.0509%
1950 — 722 0.0448%
1951 — 742 0.0438%
1952 — 722 0.0414%
1953 — 728 0.0411%
1954 — 739 0.0404%
1955 — 691 0.0376%
1956 — 658 0.0348%
1957 — 693 0.036%
1958 — 651 0.0344%
1959 — 657 0.0346%
1960 — 584 0.0308%
1961 — 664 0.0352%
1962 — 630 0.0343%
1963 — 673 0.0375%
1964 — 674 0.0383%
1965 — 615 0.0376%
1966 — 523 0.0335%
1967 — 507 0.0334%
1968 — 469 0.0312%
1969 — 423 0.0275%
1970 — 418 0.0263%
1971 — 402 0.0268%
1972 — 389 0.0286%
1973 — 346 0.0267%
1974 — 299 0.023%
1975 — 308 0.024%
1976 — 270 0.0209%
1977 — 271 0.0201%
1978 — 254 0.0189%
1979 — 278 0.0197%
1980 — 305 0.0209%
1981 — 285 0.0194%
1982 — 294 0.0197%
1983 — 237 0.0161%
1984 — 256 0.0172%
1985 — 219 0.0144%
1986 — 225 0.0149%
1987 — 235 0.0154%
1988 — 258 0.0166%
1989 — 277 0.0172%
1990 — 275 0.0166%
1991 — 235 0.0144%
1992 — 239 0.015%
1993 — 241 0.0155%
1994 — 232 0.0151%
1995 — 204 0.0135%
1996 — 227 0.0152%
1997 — 249 0.0168%
1998 — 280 0.0187%
1999 — 289 0.0193%
2000 — 279 0.0183%
2001 — 286 0.019%
2002 — 308 0.0206%
2003 — 358 0.0235%
2004 — 400 0.0262%
2005 — 396 0.0259%
2006 — 565 0.0361%
2007 — 774 0.0491%
2008 — 764 0.0494%
2009 — 976 0.0653%
2010 — 1,161 0.0806%
2011 — 1,333 0.0936%
2012 — 1,731 0.1215%
2013 — 2,138 0.1502%
2014 — 2,528 0.1735%
2015 — 3,045 0.2093%
2016 — 3,507 0.2432%
2017 — 3,766 0.2698%
2018 — 4,001 0.2912%
2019 — 4,058 0.2998%
2020 — 3,844 0.302%
2021 — 4,219 0.3451%
2022 — 3,972 0.3011%
2023 — 3,826 0.2956%

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Data via SSA.gov.


Names Like Everett

If you like Everett, you’ll love these other names like Everett.


What names are variants of Everett?

Mix it up with these names that are a variation of the name Everett.

Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Averett

Brave, strong boar

English

Averitt

Brave, strong boar

English

Eberhard

Brave, strong boar

German

Eberhardt

Brave, strong boar

German

Everard

Brave, strong boar

English

Evered

Brave, strong boar

English

Everet

Brave, strong boar

English

Everette

Brave, strong boar

English

Everitt

Brave, strong boar

English

Evert

Brave, strong boar; shepherd

English

Evrard

Brave, strong boar

German

Eward

Brave, strong boar

English

Ewart

Wealthy guard; brave, strong boar; shepherd

English


What names sound like Everett?

If you like how Everett sounds, you might also like these names that sound like Everett.

Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Averet

Brave, strong boar

English

Averit

Brave, strong boar

English

Averret

Brave, strong boar

English

Evart

Shepherd

English

Evarts

Shepherd

English

Everado

Brave, strong boar

English

Everton

Boar settlement

English


What names are similar to Everett?

Find a name that’s like Everett, but just a little bit different.

Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Everest

Dweller on the Eure river

English


Lists With Everett

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Siblings of Everett

Mamas with kids named Everett also have kids with these names.

Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Alice

Of nobility

German

13 Comments

  1. First name is Everett (a family name) and middle name is James. He goes by EJ!

    We love a classic name, and nicknames, so we were excited to be able to blend all of those things. We think Everett (and EJ) is a strong, but beautiful name that will grow well with our baby, from childhood through adulthood.

  2. We didn’t name our baby until he was 7days old, we utilized the mama natural baby names and all of the tips on selection. I liked checking the stats on the names and the desperations

  3. My husband and I first moved in together in a small studio apartment in Chicago, IL from SW Iowa. I had been accepted into an art college for graphic design. After moving out there, we found out the school had gone bankrupt. Having already moving out there and not wanting to break our years lease, we spent our first year living together exploring Chicago. We eloped at the courthouse, spent so much of our free time traveling throughout the city, and really got to become best friends with one another. Everett was the name of the street we had lived on: Everett Avenue. We knew, for the past few years now, our first son was going to be named after the greatest adventure we could have ever asked for.

  4. Everett is cute. However, I’m not a fan of the potential nn, Rhett. There’s a narcissistic abusive Rhett that we unfortunately had in our lives.

  5. It’s not very popular now but it was in the 1930’s, like our other sons name (Nelson).

  6. Family name

  7. We wanted a name that you don’t hear very often. I have never met another Everett and the name just sounds very strong and “Old Timey” which I absolutely love.

  8. Everett means brave and strong, and I love that we’re affirming our little man every time we call his name. It’s unique enough that there probably won’t be several Everetts in his classes growing up, but not so unique that people will have significant trouble saying or spelling it. It also has German roots, and we are German. It’s perfect for our little one!

  9. My late grandmother’s name was Eve and we chose Everett to honor her. Had he been a girl we likely would’ve went with Everlie for the same reason. ?

  10. We choose the name Everett Leon because it is my husband’s father and brother’s name and in his family it’s tradition to have the second son carry on the grandfather’s name. So our son is the third. I love his name though! It’s not very common, but still not some wild and out there name that sounds stupid, its way to spell and pronounce and it has a special meaning to our family. I really can’t imagine my son being named anything other than Everett. It suits him to a T!

  11. Amazing!

  12. His daddys name is Everett so we named our son that as well, to keep the name going.

  13. We named him Everett after my great uncle who was the kindest man I have ever had the pleasure of meeting. It’s also a very classic name that’s strong yet gentle I think. Also the name meaning has meaning to, brave as a boar. My family ( before I got married) crest/motto has a boar on it.


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