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Lolita Name Popularity

    

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How popular is Lolita?

Ranking 6,916th in popularity in the United States for girls in 2018, the name Lolita is rare.

Although not currently within the top 1000, Lolita has seen higher popularity rankings.

It reached its highest popularity ranking of #468 in 1963 with 432 occurrences.

The least amount of newborns dubbed Lolita in any given year was less than 5, most recently in 1899.

Decidely upward trends in the number of babies given the name Lolita occurred roughly during the years 1899-1902, 1917-1921, 1926-1930, 1936-1940, 1951-1954, 1958-1963, and 2004-2007, whereas clearly downward trends happened around 1971-1974, 1982-1985, 1999-2002, and 2012-2016.

Overall, when compared to its most prominent year, the name's popularity is at an extremely low point.

How popular will Lolita be?

Lolita's popularity has remained mostly unchanged for some time. In recent years however, the number of babies given the name Lolita has dropped.

The name Lolita is mostly unused and has recently started to drift downward in popularity.

Relative to what it once was, Lolita has fallen out of favor as a given name.

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   Lolita (Girl)
Year %No. of Babies Given NamePopul. Rank
2018 17 6,916
2017 16 7,269
2016 12 9,173
2015 19 6,590
2014 17 7,172
2013 21 6,143
2012 28 5,047
2011 20 6,464
2010 11 10,190
2009 30 4,887
2008 26 5,518
2007 30 4,887
2006 26 5,315
2005 18 6,706
2004 23 5,474
2003 27 4,758
2002 11 9,214
2001 21 5,478
2000 21 5,416
1999 17 6,084
1998 19 5,492
1997 18 5,531
1996 20 4,976
1995 19 5,142
1994 26 4,067
1993 25 4,184
1992 30 3,635
1991 31 3,499
1990 35 3,192
1989 60 2,086
1988 54 2,139
1987 38 2,639
1986 46 2,248
1985 45 2,273
1984 65 1,691
1983 70 1,598
1982 93 1,340
1981 98 1,299
1980 94 1,347
1979 113 1,168
1978 94 1,292
1977 106 1,172
1976 108 1,114
1975 113 1,051
1974 116 1,036
1973 153 846
1972 142 890
1971 186 785
1970 218 710
1969 219 672
1968 243 617
1967 279 567
1966 292 553
1965 227 652
1964 285 586
1963 432 468
1962 298 571
1961 122 979
1960 98 1,092
1959 128 925
1958 94 1,083
1957 108 1,005
1956 83 1,140
1955 110 943
1954 116 895
1953 98 962
1952 89 1,002
1951 67 1,147
1950 85 993
1949 65 1,130
1948 71 1,052
1947 81 983
1946 76 959
1945 63 977
1944 72 903
1943 66 983
1942 81 855
1941 57 971
1940 83 778
1939 56 947
1938 63 894
1937 68 838
1936 54 933
1935 57 920
1934 54 945
1933 63 849
1932 75 786
1931 67 840
1930 90 740
1929 63 905
1928 62 948
1927 69 901
1926 62 955
1925 60 965
1924 65 946
1923 50 1,082
1922 52 1,053
1921 64 932
1920 53 1,024
1919 41 1,171
1918 43 1,142
1917 33 1,272
1916 44 1,049
1915 31 1,274
1914 38 963
1913 25 1,111
1912 15 1,454
1911 16 1,146
1910 13 1,303
1909 20 924
1908 15 1,068
1907 15 1,018
1906 18 888
1905 18 888
1904 18 866
1903 25 674
1902 26 660
1901 5 1,826
1900 8 1,512
1899 < 5 --
1898 5 1,839
1897 7 1,332
1896 6 1,501
1895 8 1,254
1894 < 5 --
1893 < 5 --
1892 < 5 --
1891 < 5 --
1890 5 1,434
1889 < 5 --
1888 < 5 --
1887 < 5 --
1886 < 5 --
1885 < 5 --
1884 < 5 --
1883 < 5 --
1882 < 5 --
1881 < 5 --
1880 < 5 --

United States name popularity data is provided by the Social Security Administration and is based on Social Security card applications.

Data for a given year is not made available until well into the next year.

Data reflects what was recorded and has not been edited for errors, so for example the gender associated with a name may be incorrect.

The more babies that are given a particular name, the higher the popularity ranking. If multiple names have the same usage, the tie is broken by assigning popularity rank in alphabetical order. Therefore in the case of names with fewer occurrences, names with the same number of occurrences may have vastly different rankings because they will be interranked alphabetically.

To safeguard privacy, the SSA does not include names with less than 5 occurrences.

Please note, we update the data each May when the SSA releases new figures. All data changes at that time, including previous years, which will change minutely based on new information.