Rye Name Popularity and Statistics

Rye is Used for both girls and boys. The statistics below show this exact spelling in official U.S. records.

Meaning, origin, and pronunciation details are shown only after they have been independently reviewed.

Most Recent Year on Record2025
Total Recorded U.S. Births1,236
First Year on Record1971

Rye popularity by year

YearUsage categoryBirthsRank
2025Girls11#8,860
2025Boys53#2,516
2024Boys57#2,418
2023Girls15#7,247
2023Boys56#2,416
2022Girls19#6,229
2022Boys61#2,325
2021Girls18#6,414
2021Boys54#2,464
2020Girls10#9,546
2020Boys76#1,922
2019Girls11#9,112
2019Boys62#2,228
2018Girls15#7,409
2018Boys64#2,167
2017Girls8#11,615
2017Boys34#3,312
2016Girls8#11,781
2016Boys46#2,661
2015Girls8#11,835
2015Boys40#2,919
2014Girls9#10,955
2014Boys31#3,456
2013Girls5#16,547

Ranks compare names only within the same year and source category. Birth totals are historical records, not an exact count of living people.

Peak recorded years

2020 · Boys

76 recorded births and rank #1,922.

2018 · Boys

64 recorded births and rank #2,167.

2019 · Boys

62 recorded births and rank #2,228.

2022 · Boys

61 recorded births and rank #2,325.

Where Rye ranked highest in 2025

State rankings are calculated separately for girls and boys within each state. The SSA omits state-level names recorded fewer than five times, so low visible counts can still represent a relatively high state rank.

Highest state rankings for Boys

TX
Rank #1,908 · 8 recorded births
CA
Rank #2,471 · 5 recorded births

View the complete state-by-state table for Rye