Blake

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unisexclassicmodernliterarysleek

β€œblack or pale” β€” Old English

β€”2024 rank (unisex)
1880peak year
0babies named Blake since 1880
β€”5-year trend

Blake popularity over 145 years

βš–οΈ Shared by both genders Β· roughly undefined% girls / NaN% boys in 2024

What does Blake mean?

From Old English blaec, 'black', and blac, 'pale, white', an ironic pair of roots. A literary surname via poet William Blake, it became a smooth unisex favorite.

OriginOld English
Syllables2
Genderunisex
Styleclassic, modern

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