Lauren

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Lauren is the English feminine form of Laurence, derived from the Latin name Laurentius, meaning 'from Laurentum' or associated with the laurel tree, a symbol of honor and victory. The name gained widespread popularity as an independent feminine name in the mid-20th century.

Current Popularity

#351 for girls

in the United States (2024)

Declining

Popularity over time

192019502020

Good to Know

Common nicknames: Laurie, Lori, Ren, Lala, Lo
  • Easy to spell and pronounce in English-speaking countries
  • Professional-sounding name that ages well from childhood to adulthood
  • The laurel association gives it a subtle connection to achievement and victory
  • Common enough to be familiar but not overly trendy
  • Multiple spelling variations exist

Famous People

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Lauren Bacall

Iconic Golden Age actress

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Lauren Graham

Actress (Gilmore Girls)

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Lauren Daigle

Grammy-winning singer

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Lauren Conrad

TV personality and fashion designer

Statistics

474,797

Total births since 1880

1989

Peak year

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