Gender | 👩🧑 Boy And Girl |
Pronunciation | 📣 \a-ve-ry\ |
Number of People | 👶 191,000 |
Rate in 2021 | 36 |
Numerology | 🔢 8 |
Name origin | 🌍 English |
The popularity of the name Avery
As a male gave name, Avery dates back to 1880 on the US charts (which is as far back as the government has been tracking name data through the Department of social security). Thus Avery has enjoyed status as a boy's name for over 130 years. It wasn't until 1989 that the name appeared on the female naming charts. It took the female version of Avery just 10 years to overtake the male version of the pop charts, and just 15 years to secure a Top 100 position. But the feminine Avery didn't stop there. She continues to climb the charts and is now the 13th most favored girl's name nationally. That's quite a feat! Suffice it to say that Avery is a trendy female name in the United States right now. For boys, the name is also trending upwards, just to a much lesser extent. In other words, Avery is a very successful unisex name - doing well for both genders. This little goblin does carry out certain magical powers!
Personality
The number eight personality has a lot to do with power, wealth, and abundance. In some ways, this personality has been blessed on the material plane, but his authoritarian and problem-solving traits provide evidence that his good fortunes are not just lottery luck. They are well deserved. Eights are intensely active individuals, with high energy. They are remarkable for their ability to see the bigger picture down to the smallest details and organize a strategy around success. They then can lead a group around them towards any goal and develop the individual potential to get the most out of their team.
Famous people named Avery
Avery Brooks (actor)
Avery Johnson (basketball player)
Avery Dulles (American Catholic Cardinal)
Avery Brundage (former President of the Olympic Games)
Avery Schreiber (comics)
Avery Brooks ( actor)
Avery Johnson (basketball player)
Avery Dulles (American Catholic Cardinal)
Avery Brundage (former President of the Olympics)
Avery Schreiber (comics)
Avery Brooks (actor) Avery Johnson (basketball player)
Avery Dulles (American Catholic Cardinal)
Avery Brundage (former President of the Olympics)
Avery Schreiber (comics)
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We named our daughter Ayla and It'suits her to the bone. Depending on the moment we often pronounce it differently. Either emphasising the A at the'start or using eye at the'start. Either way the name is the best we could find and we searched for months before Ayla was born and it was the best.
i have a friend named avery and I think it is a cool name for a boy or a girl.
I am thinking about naming my baby girl Avery - can you tell me if you find that people say Ave-er-ry❤️ I pronounce it Ave-ry, but for whatever reason, when we tell people we like the name, they say Ave-er-ry. Is this common❤️❤️
I love this name for a little girl. I have it on my favorIt's list if I have another girl. Right now I have a little girl named Emma, so if I have another girl, I'd have an Emma and Avery. I think they compliment each other but are still very different.
I love my name except I get picked on a lot because it can also be a boy's name! I wish there were more people in the world name Avery. I only know Ava's.
It's our daughter's name. We pronounce it with two syllables. Ave-ree.
I think the name Avery is perfect for all little girls! Be proud Avery's!!
love the name for a girl- some pronounce as A-ver-e. I prefer Ave-ree
I am 8 months pregnant with girl #2. Avery is the name we chose. It's beautiful!
My best friends name is Avery and I envy her because I love the name'so much!
My daughter is Averie. We wanted to spell it a little more feminine. We get nothing but compliments (of course, but we get lots) on her name, and have actually had another person use that name too!
I love this name and gave it to my daughter. We've reci'ved many compliments!
I love It'so much!!! Want to know why❤️ I'm named Avery
My name is Avrie. I really dont like the'spelling, cause everyone calls me Arvie when'they first meet me. I like the uniqueness of it though, It'seperates me from all the other Aver's in the world. i think its very feminine, and even'though its a boys name too, it really doesnt bother me. I like to be differnet. I only know one other Avrie, and that makes me feel good. I love to be unique.f
My name is Avrey but people always spell it Avery. Kind of ANNOYING. heh
My cousin is named Avery Jane and it fits her'so perfectly. I pronounce it Av-ree but she doesn't care how people call her, as long as they do. And, Emma and Avery sound like adoreable names. They are different, but cute together. My sister and I have names that rhyme a bit - Madelyn & Kathryn- It's okay but I think our parents get us mixed up more because of it.
My name is Avery. I like and dislike my name'sometimes. It feels weird to me to say my own name'so its funny to interact with other Aver's. But I have a friend and her name is also Avery but since we are the only Aver's we know (haha) we share a somewhat special bond.
Am I the only one who pronounces it AY-vuh-ree❤️❤️ I really dislike the AY-vree.
I love this name for a girl and plan on using it if I have a girl. I think it is cute for a baby and is a pretty name for an adult, as well.
Not a unique name by any means. Know 7 of them in a fairly small town. ❤️
This is a great name no matter how you pronounce it! Say it how ever you want and which ever way you like. There is no right or wrong way!
Isn't avery a COLOUR i pronouce it av-ver-ry, son.
this is my daughters name i love names with a k at the begining but couldnt find any i liked so I'made it my own checked to see if it was a real name and it was just not the'spelling i liked so i changed spelled like this its hindu for slayer of thousand headed dragon and my daughter is a smart and funny yet lil tiny terror at the age of two
I guess this name wasn't as popular back in 2013 because growing up i've only met one other Avery and it was a boy. Oh, and by the way, my name is spelled Avary which I think looks less awkward to read than Avery but that could be because I'm biased/used to it.
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my daughter's name is Avery and I get so many compliments. I was considering spelling it Averie but I felt it would always be confusing and annoying when people would spell her name with a Y anyway. So to make her name more feminine we named her Avery Alexandra.
I am 21 weeks pregnant with a baby girl & i am in love with the name Avery so my baby girls name will be Avery Rose
Even'though it may have started out as a boy name, I think its very cute and feminine and should be used for a girl!
Love the name! If I have a third child her name will be Avery.
My daughter is Avery Noele and she's 10 yrs old. Nobody had that name we named her... It's getting too popular now.
Seriously considering this for our next daughter. Love that I can shorten it to Ava!!
I chose this name for my son. I see that is also popular for girls.
I have a daughter named Alaina and if I have another girl I plan on naming her Avery. I think that they are both different but do compliment each other. If It's a boy I plan on naming him Aaron or Carter.
Initially loved the name then lots of people were naming there child it and wanted them to be unique by spelling it a million different ways. know 5 aver's some spelt Averie. Avery. Averry. Avarie Avry. Whether or Not the way It's spelt the name is not unique all that does is make it hard on the kid because everyone spells their name wrong. I have a niece and she's forever complaining people spell it wrong Averries her'spelling. The one I blame for that is her mom.
I like my name, but some people spell it like "Avry" when I first meet them and I'm very confused as of what their thought process was when'they were thinking of it.
My name is Averie and I like it much better than Avery because It'seems more, feminine. One spelling that i have seen'that is very unique is Averee which many people said wrong (at a camp i went to) they said it like Av-ear-ee
I'm going to have a neice named Avery Jordan in July. I like the name Avery for a girl, but it may sound too masculine with the name Jordan. What do you think❤️
Our daughter is named Avery, after her grandfather and great-great grandfather. Perfect name to pass down through the generations.
my daughter is Avery. Av-ree. many people do say av-er-ee...it is anoying, but it could be worse.
I am female, named after my grandfather in 1962, and we pronounce it Av-ree. Took me a long time to like this name because I could never find it anywhere. Now I love its uniqueness...tho it appears it will not be so for long :-). First time I'met another Avery, she was 5 and I was 42. "Murphy Brown" named her tv show son Avery--can't remember what year that was. It's still fun to find someone who shares the name.
Well, my name'sounds like Kale, but i beli've i have a unique name, as it is spelt "Kayle". I do not know if it has a special meaning on its own, like if it is actually a real name or derivation from Kale or Kaleb
Our AVery is going tobe three and we absolutely love the name! It was a last minute decision and I'm so very happy we decided to go woth it. I wasn't until afterwards that we realized it was originally a boys name - butIt'seems to feminine for a boy, for me anyway.