Reyes

Last seen for girls in 2011 at #16,764 · #2,941 for boys in 2025, 42 births
Given to boys 89.4% of the time

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Peak · boys
1954 · 71 births
Debut · boys
5 births
In top 100 · boys
never
of 146 years
Total births · boys
5,979
since 1900

Reyes over time

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Rank within each sex, plotted together. Click any year to open it.

#1#10#100#1,000#10,000rank188019001920194019601980200020202008peak #1,607, 1909peak #868, 1954girlsboys
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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—#2,94142
2024—#3,52432
2023—#2,36258
2022—#2,40858
2021—#2,69547
2020—#2,29259
2019—#2,46454
2018—#2,38555
2017—#2,84042
2016—#2,30557
2015—#2,06868
2014—#2,20561
2013—#2,18260
2012—#2,04967
2011#16,7645#2,28456
2010—#2,35454
2009—#2,16862
2008#17,5045#1,70889
2007—#2,07166
2006—#1,65486
2005—#1,63583
2004—#1,61880
2003—#1,71771
2002#15,4325#1,45987
2001—#1,42987
2000—#1,42087
1999—#1,235101
1998—#1,57467
1997—#1,31087
1996#11,8076#1,31483
1995—#1,36974
1994—#1,23188
1993—#1,69951
1992—#1,22884
1991#13,1475#1,22782
1990#11,4096#1,13590
1989—#1,16283
1988#10,3866#1,20471
1987—#1,18866
1986—#1,10272
1985—#1,19062
1984—#1,19858
1983#6,7059#1,32749
1982—#1,06473
1981—#1,10168
1980#7,4188#1,07071
1979#8,0617#1,04072
1978—#1,14959
1977#8,4446#1,07964
1976#7,2967#1,23849
1975—#1,37840
1974—#1,11554
1973#6,6667#1,07457
1972#7,2926#1,23045
1971—#1,16549
1970#7,9955#1,06359
1969#5,9747#97262
1968—#1,33933
1967#5,4577#1,10245
1966—#1,04349
1965#5,8176#1,01253
1964#4,35510#1,07050
1963—#1,13846
1962#5,8606#1,20442
1961—#1,23341
1960#5,6966#1,16745
1959—#1,09050
1958#6,1035#1,00657
1957#4,5368#1,06351
1956#4,4678#1,17142
1955#5,8285#1,08448
1954#4,6557#86871
1953#3,10613#97554
1952#3,37211#1,00251
1951#4,8336#1,04047
1950#4,3157#96052
1949—#96751
1948#3,5939#90258
1947#3,44810#87064
1946#3,03411#93551
1945#3,1329#88451
1944#2,51113#1,12035
1943#4,1966#1,25830
1942#3,1949#93350
1941#2,09616#1,10835
1940#2,9639#98243
1939#3,4297#1,14132
1938#2,73010#1,22129
1937#2,57011#1,14833
1936#1,95016#1,05137
1935#1,91717#1,14833
1934#1,83418#1,09236
1933#2,8689#1,15932
1932#1,95717#1,11037
1931#1,94117#1,19433
1930#1,74821#1,05343
1929#2,43713#1,12938
1928#2,95410#99248
1927#2,16917#1,69221
1926#2,47414#1,16138
1925#2,48914#1,33230
1924#2,06219#1,20436
1923#2,09118#1,23534
1922#2,61213#1,39628
1921#3,4009#1,58823
1920#1,75123#1,23434
1919#2,26415#1,53123
1918#2,82211#1,82718
1917#2,87910#2,18813
1916#2,24614#1,37425
1915#2,05015#1,37224
1914#2,12511—
1913#2,5407#1,80310
1912#1,9819#2,2696
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1909#1,6078#1,4405
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First appearance
1900

The first year at least five boys were named Reyes! It came in at #1,310, and was given to 5 baby boys.


Quietest stretch: 1900–1903, when fewer than 6 boys a year got the name.

Where Reyes is popular in 2008

  • Rank in state
  • Top 10
  • 11–50
  • 51–100
  • 101–500
  • 501+
  • Not published
Alaska: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedAKMaine: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedMEVermont: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedVTNew Hampshire: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedNHWashington: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedWAIdaho: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedIDMontana: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedMTNorth Dakota: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedNDMinnesota: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedMNIllinois: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedILWisconsin: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedWIMichigan: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedMINew York: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedNYMassachusetts: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedMARhode Island: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedRIOregon: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedORNevada: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedNVWyoming: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedWYSouth Dakota: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedSDIowa: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedIAIndiana: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedINOhio: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedOHPennsylvania: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedPANew Jersey: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedNJConnecticut: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedCTCalifornia: #1,023 for boys · 20 births · 1 in 12,709 boysCAUtah: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedUTColorado: #738 for boys · 5 births · 1 in 5,935 boysCONebraska: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedNEMissouri: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedMOKentucky: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedKYWest Virginia: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedWVVirginia: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedVAMaryland: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedMDDelaware: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedDEArizona: #621 for boys · 9 births · 1 in 4,823 boysAZNew Mexico: #421 for boys · 5 births · 1 in 2,232 boysNMKansas: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedKSArkansas: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedARTennessee: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedTNNorth Carolina: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedNCSouth Carolina: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedSCDistrict of Columbia: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedDCOklahoma: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedOKLouisiana: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedLAMississippi: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedMSAlabama: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedALGeorgia: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedGAHawaii: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedHITexas: #894 for boys · 21 births · 1 in 9,009 boysTXFlorida: fewer than 5 boys named Reyes, so not publishedFL

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Top states · boys
  1. New Mexico#421 · 1 in 2,232
  2. Arizona#621 · 1 in 4,823
  3. Colorado#738 · 1 in 5,935
  4. Texas#894 · 1 in 9,009
  5. California#1,023 · 1 in 12,709

Best ever in a state: #135 in New Mexico, 1915.

Show every state
StateRankBirthsShare
New Mexico#42151 in 2,232
Arizona#62191 in 4,823
Colorado#73851 in 5,935
Texas#894211 in 9,009
California#1,023201 in 12,709
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Ranks are within each state; “1 in N” is out of the boys 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 Reyes
Momentum · boys
Falling
  • 583 spots since 2024 (#3,524 → #2,941)
  • 649 spots since 2020 (#2,292 → #2,941)
  • 873 spots since 2015 (#2,068 → #2,941)
  • Biggest jump: 700 spots in 1928 (#1,692 → #992)
  • Biggest drop: 563 spots in 1909 (#877 → #1,440)
Rise & fade · boys
54 yrs to peak
  • Debuted 1900
  • Peaked 1954 at #868 (71 births)
  • Births halved by 1968, 14 yrs later
Top of the charts · boys
Top 1,000 for 13 yrs
  • Top 10: never
  • Top 100: never
  • Top 1,000: 13 yrs · run 1945–1950
Share of babies · boys
1 in 15,434
  • Highest: 1 in 15,434 boys born in 1908 were named Reyes (0.01%)
  • Latest: 1 in 40,668 boys born in 2025 (0.00%)
  • Its best rank, #868 in 1954, was only 1 in 28,715 (0.00%) — a smaller share of a much bigger birth year
Era · boys
The 1990s
  • 13.5% of all boys named Reyes (807) were born in this decade
Girls or boys?
Flipped in 1915
  • Mostly girls until 1914, mostly boys since
all girlsall boys
Show by decade
DecadeBirthsBest rankAvg rank
1900s26#877 (1908)#1,173
1910s125#1,372 (1915)#1,723
1920s330#992 (1928)#1,296
1930s345#1,051 (1936)#1,132
1940s468#870 (1947)#996
1950s523#868 (1954)#1,026
1960s466#972 (1969)#1,128
1970s548#1,040 (1979)#1,153
1980s673#1,064 (1982)#1,161
1990s807#1,135 (1990)#1,332
2000s798#1,420 (2000)#1,688
2010s574#2,049 (2012)#2,314
2020s296#2,292 (2020)#2,704

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

Reyes in 2008

girls
#17,504
5 births · 1 in 378,188 girls
boys
#1,708
89 births · 1 in 22,923 boys

Top girls' names in 2008

  1. #1Emma18,830
  2. #2Isabella18,629
  3. #3Emily17,448
  4. #4Olivia17,088
  5. #5Ava17,051
  6. #6Madison17,047
  7. #7Sophia16,091
  8. #8Abigail15,088
  9. #9Elizabeth12,027
  10. #10Chloe11,836
  11. #17,504Reyes5

Top boys' names in 2008

  1. #1Jacob22,621
  2. #2Michael20,652
  3. #3Ethan20,223
  4. #4Joshua19,231
  5. #5Daniel19,032
  6. #6Alexander18,711
  7. #7Anthony18,417
  8. #8William18,403
  9. #9Christopher17,966
  10. #10Matthew17,604
  11. #1,708Reyes89
More about 2008

girls

1,890,938 girls got a published name in 2008; 1 in 378,188 of them was named Reyes, which outranked 14.5% of the 20,482 girls' names that year. The ten most popular names covered 8.5% of girls (24.6% in 1880, 7.0% in 2025).

Ranked beside Reyes
  1. #15,405Zyona6
  2. #15,405Zyree6
  3. #15,405Zyrianna6
  4. #17,504Reyes5
  5. #17,504Aabriella5
  6. #17,504Aalaya5
  7. #17,504Aalayna5

Tied with 2,978 names at #17,504; 3 shown. Tied names share a rank, as in SSA's lists.

Biggest movers since 2007
Risers
  1. ↑ 9,375Dayami#10,129 → #754
  2. ↑ 4,524Allisson#4,944 → #420
  3. ↑ 1,019Alisson#1,804 → #785
  4. ↑ 851Milagros#1,579 → #728
  5. ↑ 807Mareli#1,530 → #723
Fallers
  1. ↓ 391Kelis#968 → #1,359
  2. ↓ 390Joselin#755 → #1,145
  3. ↓ 378Tyra#947 → #1,325
  4. ↓ 363Montana#932 → #1,295
  5. ↓ 337Allyssa#988 → #1,325

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

boys

2,040,150 boys got a published name in 2008; 1 in 22,923 of them was named Reyes, which outranked 88.3% of the 14,625 boys' names that year. The ten most popular names covered 9.5% of boys (44.2% in 1880, 8.0% in 2025).

Ranked beside Reyes
  1. #1,692Rayshawn90
  2. #1,692Sameer90
  3. #1,692Zakaria90
  4. #1,708Reyes89
  5. #1,708Akeem89
  6. #1,708Akshay89
  7. #1,708Azriel89
  8. #1,719Akhil88
  9. #1,719Amin88
  10. #1,719Andrey88

Tied with 10 names at #1,708; 3 shown. Tied names share a rank, as in SSA's lists.

Biggest movers since 2007
Risers
  1. ↑ 2,801Urijah#3,687 → #886
  2. ↑ 1,035Jadiel#1,912 → #877
  3. ↑ 790Aaden#1,132 → #342
  4. ↑ 676Chace#1,337 → #661
  5. ↑ 500Marley#1,263 → #763
Fallers
  1. ↓ 688Kelan#977 → #1,665
  2. ↓ 286Talen#990 → #1,276
  3. ↓ 281Nery#901 → #1,182
  4. ↓ 250Kellan#883 → #1,133
  5. ↓ 250Efren#977 → #1,227

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

See the top 100 for 2008 →