How Popular (or Rare) was Ollie in 1997?

๐Ÿ‡ฌ๐Ÿ‡ง England & Wales โ€ข Boy

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#2,022
1997 Rank
5
1997 Births
#63
Best Rank (2010)
1,130
Peak Year (2010)
13,605
Total Births (1996-2025)
1 in 62,889
Rarity Factor (1997)
Popularity Position
Bottom 46%
Among UK boys' names in 1997
Rare ยท 1 in 62,889 births

๐Ÿ“Š The Ollie Story

Ollie is a distinctive boys' name in England & Wales, ranking #2022 in 1997 with 5 recorded births. This places Ollie in the bottom 46% of ranked UK boys' names for the year. Its actual usage is classified as Rare. The name reached its all-time peak in 2010 with 1,130 births ranking #63. Since 1996, the popularity has decreased by 37.5%. In 1997, approximately 1 in every 62,889 boys born was named Ollie. STABLE Recent data shows the name is currently stable.

Popularity Trend (1996โ€“2025)

๐Ÿ“… Data Status: Official verified statistics are currently available from 1996 up to 2025. This report reflects the most recent confirmed data from England & Wales; 2026 and 2027 projections are based on real-time search trends and will be finalized upon the next official release.

Name Meaning & Origin

Origin: English short form  |  Meaning: olive tree; usually short for Oliver or Olivia

Ollie is a bright, affectionate short form most often linked to Oliver, so it usually carries the same olive-tree meaning. Its charm lies in sounding cheerful and easygoing.

Originally a nickname, Ollie is now often chosen as a full first name. That shift reflects the modern preference for friendly short names that feel complete on their own.

Did you know?Ollie is one of the nickname-style names that has become a mainstream official choice.
Similar namesOliver, Otis, Archie, Alfie, Milo

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