Utahna Name Popularity and Statistics

Utahna is predominantly used for girls. 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.

Spelling

How Do You Spell Utahna?

Utahna is spelled U-T-A-H-N-A. The name has 6 letters.

Most Recent Year on Record1991
Total Recorded U.S. Births25
First Year on Record1916
Latest U.S. Data

Utahna Popularity in 1991

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Girls

Rank#13,147

Recorded Births5

What Changed?
  • Girls usage fell 8,456 places to #13,147 and recorded the same number of births compared with 1943.

Figures reflect this exact spelling in the latest available U.S. Social Security Administration records. See the complete year-by-year trend.

Recent National Record

Utahna Popularity by Year

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The table below shows the most recent available records for this exact spelling from 1916 through 1991. Use the full history page to explore every recorded year.

YearUsage CategoryRecorded BirthsNational Rank
1991Girls5#13,147
1943Girls5#4,691
1936Girls5#4,181
1927Girls5#4,805
1916Girls5#4,417
Highest Recorded Birth Totals

When Was Utahna Most Popular?

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Peak years are based on the highest recorded birth totals for this exact spelling and usage category. They are ordered by birth count, not chronologically.

#1

1991 · Girls

5 recorded births

National rank #13,147

#2

1943 · Girls

5 recorded births

National rank #4,691

#3

1936 · Girls

5 recorded births

National rank #4,181

#4

1927 · Girls

5 recorded births

National rank #4,805

Geographic Popularity

Where Utahna Ranked Highest in 1927

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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.

Girls#193 in UT5 recorded births · records in 1 state

Top States for Girls

StateRankRecorded Births
UT#1935