Alicia

#460 for girls in 2025, 672 births · Last seen for boys in 2005 at #11,472
Given to girls 99.7% of the time

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Peak · girls
1984 · 7,820 births
Debut · girls
7 births
In top 100 · girls
27 yrs
of 146 years
Total births · girls
230,790
since 1881

Alicia over time

girls

Rank among girls' names. Click any year to open it.

#1#10#100#1,000rank188019001920194019601980200020201943peak #40, 1984girls
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Gaps mean fewer than 5 babies received the name that year, so the SSA doesn't publish it.

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Yeargirlsboys
rankbirthsrankbirths
2025#460672—
2024#438708—
2023#440703—
2022#414760—
2021#417754—
2020#414753—
2019#414756—
2018#391794—
2017#359873—
2016#380866—
2015#359915—
2014#341978—
2013#3181,024—
2012#2701,205—
2011#2601,231—
2010#2191,433—
2009#2081,562—
2008#1771,866—
2007#1781,950—
2006#1642,133—
2005#1482,345#11,4725
2004#1302,517#9,9486
2003#1312,542—
2002#1212,820—
2001#1302,658—
2000#1212,762—
1999#1083,014—
1998#983,408—
1997#893,782#5,64210
1996#913,861#5,9829
1995#893,908#5,50110
1994#834,105#5,45210
1993#764,431#4,44713
1992#714,910#4,32713
1991#635,558#3,63616
1990#546,511#2,78023
1989#536,817#1,89139
1988#506,700#2,14629
1987#466,776#1,82935
1986#457,017#1,83733
1985#457,122#2,42721
1984#407,820#1,72333
1983#417,492#1,86429
1982#535,614#2,26922
1981#465,855#2,33821
1980#475,753#2,44420
1979#475,547#2,04825
1978#584,752#2,27920
1977#604,400#3,03713
1976#713,791#2,41718
1975#763,718#2,54016
1974#903,434#2,19919
1973#913,433#2,60614
1972#963,268#1,92822
1971#1053,590#1,98721
1970#1183,320#2,73912
1969#1173,046#3,9356
1968#1262,569#2,9079
1967#1502,304#2,9858
1966#1562,227—
1965#1592,354#2,61710
1964#1592,417#3,2827
1963#1732,215#3,0448
1962#1871,976#3,0418
1961#2061,674#3,0978
1960#2101,640—
1959#2311,366#3,9885
1958#2731,049—
1957#2601,101#3,2577
1956#2651,037#3,5356
1955#2621,029#2,9648
1954#279923—
1953#272914—
1952#273875—
1951#272826—
1950#276768—
1949#291707—
1948#291687—
1947#282747—
1946#312562—
1945#314460—
1944#333424—
1943#363394#3,5385
1942#373360#3,5605
1941#346358#2,6568
1940#373309#3,1306
1939#337354#3,1136
1938#370313—
1937#391274—
1936#384274—
1935#431223—
1934#426237—
1933#420232—
1932#410251#3,7765
1931#380289—
1930#370334—
1929#388301—
1928#389293—
1927#389308—
1926#415270#4,2015
1925#457228—
1924#469219—
1923#514185—
1922#556164—
1921#615141—
1920#587149—
1919#626125—
1918#647118—
1917#649110—
1916#70695—
1915#76175—
1914#78854—
1913#68957—
1912#73546—
1911#65044—
1910#76831—
1909#70632—
1908#63936—
1907#81921—
1906#91716—
1905#92616—
1904#80520—
1903#89615—
1902#1,4387—
1901#1,00711—
1900#88518—
1899#83515—
1898#82117—
1897#86714—
1896#95012—
1895#81515—
1894#81214—
1893#82613—
1892#90811—
1891#1,0937—
1890#79112—
1889#83910—
1888#83710—
1887#8608—
1886#69311—
1885#7938—
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1883#6928—
1882#7407—
1881#6797—
1880——
First appearance
1881

The first year at least five girls were named Alicia! It came in at #679, and was given to 7 baby girls.


Quietest stretch: 1884, when fewer than 5 girls a year got the name.

Where Alicia is popular in 1943

  • Rank in state
  • Top 10
  • 11–50
  • 51–100
  • 101–500
  • 501+
  • Not published
Alaska: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedAKMaine: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedMEVermont: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedVTNew Hampshire: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedNHWashington: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedWAIdaho: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedIDMontana: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedMTNorth Dakota: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedNDMinnesota: #364 for girls · 5 births · 1 in 5,029 girlsMNIllinois: #469 for girls · 11 births · 1 in 6,373 girlsILWisconsin: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedWIMichigan: #313 for girls · 15 births · 1 in 3,757 girlsMINew York: #370 for girls · 26 births · 1 in 4,402 girlsNYMassachusetts: #397 for girls · 5 births · 1 in 7,764 girlsMARhode Island: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedRIOregon: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedORNevada: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedNVWyoming: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedWYSouth Dakota: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedSDIowa: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedIAIndiana: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedINOhio: #448 for girls · 9 births · 1 in 7,215 girlsOHPennsylvania: #554 for girls · 8 births · 1 in 11,269 girlsPANew Jersey: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedNJConnecticut: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedCTCalifornia: #250 for girls · 41 births · 1 in 1,902 girlsCAUtah: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedUTColorado: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedCONebraska: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedNEMissouri: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedMOKentucky: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedKYWest Virginia: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedWVVirginia: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedVAMaryland: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedMDDelaware: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedDEArizona: #179 for girls · 9 births · 1 in 722 girlsAZNew Mexico: #197 for girls · 7 births · 1 in 877 girlsNMKansas: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedKSArkansas: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedARTennessee: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedTNNorth Carolina: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedNCSouth Carolina: #345 for girls · 8 births · 1 in 3,117 girlsSCDistrict of Columbia: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedDCOklahoma: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedOKLouisiana: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedLAMississippi: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedMSAlabama: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedALGeorgia: #488 for girls · 6 births · 1 in 6,090 girlsGAHawaii: #204 for girls · 5 births · 1 in 856 girlsHITexas: #86 for girls · 185 births · 1 in 402 girlsTXFlorida: fewer than 5 girls named Alicia, so not publishedFL

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Top states · girls
  1. Texas#86 · 1 in 402
  2. Arizona#179 · 1 in 722
  3. New Mexico#197 · 1 in 877
  4. Hawaii#204 · 1 in 856
  5. California#250 · 1 in 1,902

Best ever in a state: #22 in Mississippi, 1983.

Show every state
StateRankBirthsShare
Texas#861851 in 402
Arizona#17991 in 722
New Mexico#19771 in 877
Hawaii#20451 in 856
California#250411 in 1,902
Michigan#313151 in 3,757
South Carolina#34581 in 3,117
Minnesota#36451 in 5,029
New York#370261 in 4,402
Massachusetts#39751 in 7,764
Ohio#44891 in 7,215
Illinois#469111 in 6,373
Georgia#48861 in 6,090
Pennsylvania#55481 in 11,269
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Ranks are within each state; “1 in N” is out of the girls born there that year. The SSA only publishes a name in a state when 5 or more babies of one sex got it.

See more about Alicia
Momentum · girls
Holding steady
  • 22 spots since 2024 (#438 → #460)
  • 46 spots since 2020 (#414 → #460)
  • 101 spots since 2015 (#359 → #460)
  • Biggest jump: 542 spots in 1903 (#1,438 → #896)
  • Biggest drop: 302 spots in 1891 (#791 → #1,093)
Rise & fade · girls
103 yrs to peak
  • Debuted 1881
  • Peaked 1984 at #40 (7,820 births)
  • Births halved by 1995, 11 yrs later
Top of the charts · girls
Top 100 for 27 yrs
  • Top 10: never
  • Top 100: 27 yrs · run 1972–1998
  • Top 1,000: 141 yrs · run 1903–2025
Share of babies · girls
1 in 215
  • Highest: 1 in 215 girls born in 1984 were named Alicia (0.46%)
  • Latest: 1 in 2,392 girls born in 2025 (0.04%)
Era · girls
The 1980s
  • 29.0% of all girls named Alicia (66,966) were born in this decade
Show by decade
DecadeBirthsBest rankAvg rank
1880s69#679 (1881)#767
1890s130#791 (1890)#872
1900s192#639 (1908)#904
1910s755#626 (1919)#702
1920s2,258#388 (1929)#478
1930s2,781#337 (1939)#392
1940s5,008#282 (1947)#328
1950s9,888#231 (1959)#266
1960s22,422#117 (1969)#164
1970s39,253#47 (1979)#81
1980s66,966#40 (1984)#47
1990s43,488#54 (1990)#82
2000s23,155#121 (2002)#151
2010s10,075#219 (2010)#331
2020s4,350#414 (2022)#431

All figures count published births only (names given to at least 5 girls in a year). Registrations before 1937 are incomplete, so early shares and totals run low.

Alicia in 1943

girls
#363
394 births · 1 in 3,541 girls
boys
#3,538
5 births · 1 in 285,459 boys

Top girls' names in 1943

  1. #1Mary66,174
  2. #2Barbara43,432
  3. #3Patricia39,620
  4. #4Linda38,439
  5. #5Carol31,686
  6. #6Sandra25,990
  7. #7Judith25,214
  8. #8Sharon24,712
  9. #9Nancy23,988
  10. #10Betty21,596
  11. #363Alicia394

Top boys' names in 1943

  1. #1James80,278
  2. #2Robert74,892
  3. #3John68,929
  4. #4William55,904
  5. #5Richard46,339
  6. #6David37,240
  7. #7Charles36,632
  8. #8Thomas32,874
  9. #9Ronald29,239
  10. #10Michael24,745
  11. #3,538Alicia5
More about 1943

girls

1,395,293 girls got a published name in 1943; 1 in 3,541 of them was named Alicia, which outranked 93.2% of the 5,367 girls' names that year. The ten most popular names covered 24.4% of girls (24.6% in 1880, 7.0% in 2025).

Ranked beside Alicia
  1. #359Jewel399
  2. #361Dona397
  3. #362Ora396
  4. #363Alicia394
  5. #363Beverley394
  6. #365Rena389
  7. #366Molly386
  8. #367Gwen384

Tied names share a rank, as in SSA's lists.

Biggest movers since 1942
Risers
  1. ↑ 878Tana#1,559 → #681
  2. ↑ 754Rozanne#1,706 → #952
  3. ↑ 722Cheryle#1,592 → #870
  4. ↑ 596Tena#1,592 → #996
  5. ↑ 525Alexis#1,349 → #824
Fallers
  1. ↓ 594Florida#997 → #1,591
  2. ↓ 467Jerilynn#581 → #1,048
  3. ↓ 364Lorelei#864 → #1,228
  4. ↓ 308Kaaren#536 → #844
  5. ↓ 305Erna#864 → #1,169

Among names in the top 1,000 of either year.

boys

1,427,297 boys got a published name in 1943; 1 in 285,459 of them was named Alicia, which outranked 12.4% of the 4,040 boys' names that year. The ten most popular names covered 34.1% of boys (44.2% in 1880, 8.0% in 2025).

Ranked beside Alicia
  1. #3,231Wren6
  2. #3,231Zannie6
  3. #3,231Zell6
  4. #3,538Alicia5
  5. #3,538Abbott5
  6. #3,538Abelino5
  7. #3,538Abundio5

Tied with 502 names at #3,538; 3 shown. Tied names share a rank, as in SSA's lists.

Biggest movers since 1942
Risers
  1. ↑ 514Derek#1,228 → #714
  2. ↑ 465Armond#1,421 → #956
  3. ↑ 368Les#1,214 → #846
  4. ↑ 347Aron#1,244 → #897
  5. ↑ 321Edsel#1,167 → #846
Fallers
  1. ↓ 500Humberto#780 → #1,280
  2. ↓ 352Chauncey#928 → #1,280
  3. ↓ 352Clearence#991 → #1,343
  4. ↓ 344Macarthur#512 → #856
  5. ↓ 325Reyes#933 → #1,258

Among names in the top 1,000 of either year.

See the top 100 for 1943 →