How Popular (or Rare) was Oskar in 2005?

๐Ÿ‡ฌ๐Ÿ‡ง England & Wales โ€ข Boy

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#406
2005 Rank
74
2005 Births
#174
Best Rank (2009)
317
Peak Year (2012)
4,948
Total Births (1996-2025)
1 in 4,182
Rarity Factor (2005)
Popularity Position
Top 8%
Among UK boys' names in 2005
Moderately Popular ยท 1 in 4,182 births

๐Ÿ“Š The Oskar Story

Oskar is a moderately popular boys' name in England & Wales, ranking #406 in 2005 with 74 recorded births. This places Oskar in the top 8% of ranked UK boys' names for the year. Its actual usage is classified as Moderately Popular. The name reached its all-time peak in 2012 with 317 births ranking #181. Since 1996, the popularity has increased by 428.6%. In 2005, approximately 1 in every 4,182 boys born was named Oskar. FALLING Recent data shows the name is currently falling.

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: German, Scandinavian and Slavic form of Oscar  |  Meaning: friend of deer, or divine spear; traditional interpretations vary

Oskar is an international form of Oscar with the same older legendary background. It feels slightly sharper and more continental while keeping the same broad meaning traditions.

The name has long-standing use in central and northern Europe and remains especially familiar in Germanic and Slavic-speaking regions. Its style feels classic yet modern.

Did you know?Oskar is a good example of how a tiny spelling change can shift the feel of a familiar classic.
Similar namesOscar, Otto, Oliver, Felix, Arthur

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