Baby Names US
boys' name ★ peaked 2010

Kyron

Meaning Kyron is a masculine given name Gender Boy Rank 2025 #1,896 Trend ↓ Falling 20%

Kyron is a masculine given name.

Rank 2025
#1,896
among boys · ↓109 vs 2024
Babies in 2025
83
named Kyron · -10% vs 2024
How common
1 in 20,579
boys born in 2025
Peak year
2010
261 babies
All-time total
4,561
#1,896 all-time among boys
First recorded
1959
in Social Security records

Kyron popularity over time

4,561 babies have been named Kyron since 1959, according to official Social Security records. Switch measure to see births per year or the yearly rank.

Measure
Births per 1,000 babies of that sex, comparable across eras
0.040.080.110.1518801900192019401960198020002020Peak 2010Boys

By decade. Change compares yearly averages, so the current partial decade is on equal footing. Best rank is the name's best yearly rank within the decade.

Decade Boys Per year Change Best rank
1880s – – – –
1890s – – – –
1900s – – – –
1910s – – – –
1920s – – – –
1930s – – – –
1940s – – – –
1950s 5 1 – #4,304
1960s 14 1 +180% #3,462
1970s 167 17 +1093% #1,726
1980s 244 24 +46% #1,630
1990s 768 77 +215% #1,143
2000s 1,235 124 +61% #1,092
2010s 1,584 158 +28% #822
2020s (to 2025) 544 91 -43% #1,650

Where Kyron is heading

A five-year projection from the recent trend in births per 1,000 boys (damped so it flattens over time), converted to babies at today's birth totals. The implied rank places that projection in the 2025 field. A projection, not a promise: real trends bend.

Year Projected babies Per 1,000 boys Implied rank
2026 80 0.05 outside top 500
2027 77 0.05 outside top 500
2028 75 0.04 outside top 500
2029 73 0.04 outside top 500
2030 72 0.04 outside top 500

Where Kyron is most popular

Boys named Kyron per 1,000 boys born in each state, 2021–2025. National average: 0.052 per 1,000. Strongest in Louisiana, Ohio, and Texas.

Vs national average
well below below near national above well above no data

All 50 states and DC, sorted by rate. Counts are boys named Kyron born 2021–2025; the per-1,000 rate makes states of different sizes comparable, and the last column shows each state against the national average.

State Boys 2021–2025 Per 1,000 vs national
Louisiana 23 0.225 +334%
Ohio 26 0.098 +90%
Texas 55 0.062 +21%
Kentucky 5 0.050 ≈ national
Florida 23 0.049 -6%
Alabama 5 0.046 -12%
Pennsylvania 11 0.041 -20%
Tennessee 7 0.039 -25%
Missouri 5 0.036 -30%
Georgia 6 0.024 -54%
New York 5 0.012 -78%
California 6 0.007 -87%
Alaska – – –
Arkansas – – –
Arizona – – –
Colorado – – –
Connecticut – – –
District of Columbia – – –
Delaware – – –
Hawaii – – –
Iowa – – –
Idaho – – –
Illinois – – –
Indiana – – –
Kansas – – –
Massachusetts – – –
Maryland – – –
Maine – – –
Michigan – – –
Minnesota – – –
Mississippi – – –
Montana – – –
North Carolina – – –
North Dakota – – –
Nebraska – – –
New Hampshire – – –
New Jersey – – –
New Mexico – – –
Nevada – – –
Oklahoma – – –
Oregon – – –
Rhode Island – – –
South Carolina – – –
South Dakota – – –
Utah – – –
Virginia – – –
Vermont – – –
Washington – – –
Wisconsin – – –
West Virginia – – –
Wyoming – – –

State counts come from the Social Security Administration's state files, which omit any state-year with fewer than five babies of a name, so small states can undercount slightly.

The story of Kyron

Kyron is rare for boys in the United States, ranked #1,896 in 2025 with 83 babies given the name. It is currently declining compared with a decade ago.

Since 1959, 4,561 American babies have been named Kyron. Its peak came in 2010, when 261 newborns received the name, the signature sound of the 2010s.

The chart above shows the full history: the popularity view (births per 1,000 babies) is the honest comparison across generations, since total US births have changed enormously since 1880. Switch to the rank view to see where Kyron stood among all boys' names in any year, or use the compare tool to plot it against other names.

How old are people named Kyron?

The median living Kyron is about 17 years old; half are between 10 and 26. An estimated 4,500 people named Kyron are alive in the United States today.

median 17 020406080100

Estimated from births per year and Social Security period life tables; an approximation of the living age distribution, by age in years.

Kyron year by year

Every year since 2001, and five-year steps back to 1880. Rank is within each sex.

Year Boys Boys rank
2025 83 #1,896
2024 92 #1,787
2023 86 #1,857
2022 85 #1,867
2021 101 #1,653
2020 97 #1,650
2019 125 #1,412
2018 117 #1,485
2017 123 #1,417
2016 134 #1,333
2015 152 #1,211
2014 142 #1,261
2013 126 #1,350
2012 170 #1,098
2011 234 #887
2010 261 #822
2009 100 #1,599
2008 96 #1,625
2007 133 #1,305
2006 143 #1,183
2005 133 #1,200
2004 145 #1,092
2003 132 #1,144
2002 116 #1,202
2001 125 #1,125
2000 112 #1,210
1995 62 #1,541
1990 49 #1,678
1985 18 #2,781
1980 19 #2,581
1975 22 #2,096
1970 – –
1965 6 #3,739
1960 – –
1955 – –
1950 – –
1945 – –
1940 – –
1935 – –
1930 – –
1925 – –
1920 – –
1915 – –
1910 – –
1905 – –
1900 – –
1895 – –
1890 – –
1885 – –
1880 – –

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers about Kyron, drawn from the same Social Security data as the charts above.

How old is the average Kyron?

The median living Kyron is about 17 years old. Half of all living Kyrons are between 10 and 26 years old.

How many people named Kyron are alive today?

An estimated 4,500 people named Kyron are alive in the United States, based on 4,561 recorded births and Social Security life tables.

What does the name Kyron mean?

Kyron is a masculine given name.

How popular is the name Kyron in 2025?

Kyron ranked #1,896 among boys' names in the United States in 2025, with 83 babies given the name, according to Social Security Administration data.

How many people are named Kyron?

4,561 babies have been named Kyron in the United States since 1959, based on Social Security card applications.

When was the name Kyron most popular?

Kyron peaked in 2010, when 261 newborns received the name.

Is Kyron a boy or girl name?

Kyron is overwhelmingly a boy's name: 100% of babies with the name.

Is the name Kyron rising or falling?

Kyron is declining, less popular now than a decade ago.

Will Kyron become more popular?

Kyron is trending downward. If the recent trend holds, we project roughly 72 boys named Kyron in 2030, which would rank outside the top 500. Forecasts assume the current trend continues and become less certain further out.

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