Origin:English; Latin
Meaning:Ruby (referring to the gemstone); red
The name Ruby is taken from the precious gemstone, ruby (which is ultimately derived from the Latin word ruber, meaning "red"). It came into use as a feminine given name in the 16th century. It peaked in popularity in modern times in 2007, when it was the number one name for girls; it has since been on the decline.
Trend in position over time since 2010
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