York
English
"from the yew estate"Share
Copy link
York Origin and Meaning
The name York is a girl's name meaning "from the yew estate".
York is one of those names that's always been around but has never gone anywhere. There are records of baby Yorks born in 1880, yet since then it has never been given to more than 20 children in a single year. York has only ever charted as a girl name twice: in 2018, when it was given to five baby girls, and in 2020 to six girls.
York in Nameberry Blog Posts
- These 100+ Names Defined the Decade
- Rare Boys’ Names of the 1940s
- Arctic Names: Cool and Wild
- Celebrity Baby Names of January: Cypress Night and Freddie Reign
- Model Baby Names Set New Styles
- Quirky Favorite Baby Names in 10 Top Cities
- Wes Anderson Names Add Whimsy
- I Named My Son Liam Before It Got Popular
- Flower Fairy Names
- The 10 Weirdest Baby Names Stories of All Time
- How I Named My Baby: Georgie Rose
- How I Named My Baby: Spencer James
- Compound Names for Girls: The Next Generation
- Photography Names Are Picture-Perfect
- The Top Unisex Names in Every US State
- How I Named My Baby: Millie Sakura
- Names Invented by Celebrities
- 150+ English Names
- Black Baby Names: African-American traditions
- Spanish Names Trending in the US
- How I Named My Baby: Maverick James
- How We Reinvented Baby Names
- Younger Parents Most Adventurous Baby Namers
- Every Name Tells a Story
- Pride Icon Names Celebrate Diversity
- Nicknames: Waltzing with Tilda and Tilly
- How to Choose Anagram Names for Large Families
- How I Named My Baby: Hugo Kyle
- Top Names in Each State Revealed!
- Don't Name Your Daughter Harper
- Rare Royal Girls’ Names: Christabel, Eugenie and Melita
- Black American Baby Name Trends
- African-American Artist Names
- Cottagecore Baby Names Turn Back the Clock
- How I Named My Baby: Cade Bennett
- Top City Baby Names
- Unique Names from US History: Anaximander, anyone?
- Old Names That Sound New: Ione, Nova and Archer
- Rare Royal Names Celebrate Coronation Day
- Y So Few Y Names?: There may be more than you think
- 20 Best Super Sleuth Names for Boys
- Camryn Manheim never felt like a Debi
- Italian Girls’ Names: Le tante sorelle di Isabella
- Gossip Girl (and Boy) Names
- Earth Day Names: Green names to celebrate the bounties of nature
- Black History Names: Cultural heroines of the Harlem Renaissance
- BALLERINA NAMES: Names for the Nutcracker Season
- When Mom Hates Your Baby’s Name
- Bad Boy Names: Asking for Trouble?
- Princess Names
- Celebrity Baby Names: 2008′s best & worst
- Black History Names: Barrier Breakers
- Outrageous Baby Names You Might Just Fall in Love With
- Vintage Surname Names Come Back Around
- Celebrity Grandparent Names
- Hispanic Heritage Names: Inspirational Namesakes
- 50 Names That Mean You Live in the North East
- Each State's Unique Favorite Name on Nameberry
- Unique Names We're Obsessed With
- AI Says These Are the Most Stereotypical Names in Your State
- How I Named My Baby: Clover June Isobel
- Fashion Runways Set Hottest New Name Trends
- Presidential Girl Names: Kennedy, Madison, Monroe
- Musical Baby Names: Gilbert & Sullivan Goodies
- What Are Your State’s Quirky Favorite Baby Names?
- Unusual Baby Names: Eclipse, Pancake and Pip
- Gender Neutral Baby Names
- The Most Nonbinary Names in Every State
- Sweet Southern Girl Names
- Name Sage: A Baby Name for Two Cultures
- Jewish Baby Names: A Passover menu of Yiddish names
- Baseball Names Hit It Out of the Park
- How I Named My Baby: Colibrí Meraki
- Children's Books With Names in the Title
- The Weirdest Names Ever
- Pronouncing “Difficult” Names (and Why It Matters)
- Awesome V Names for Boys
- Lost Latin Names Ready to Return: Aurelius to Octavius
- Presidential Names for Babies: Who's Winning?
- Memorial Day Baby Names: World War I inspiration