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Susana vs Abigail

How Susana and Abigail compare across 146 years of US Social Security Administration baby-name records — popularity history, peak years, current rank, and which name overtook which.

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Susana

Female · Spanish

Meaning: Lily Variant Of Hebrew Susannah. In The Apocryphal Book Of Tobit Susannah Courageously Defended Herself Against Wrongful Accusation. White Lilies Grew In The Biblical City Of Susa In Persia.

Abigail

Female · Hebrew

Meaning: "Father Rejoices."Some Variants Include Abagail, Abaigeal, Abbey, Abbie, And Abby. Diminutive, Gail, Also Exists.

US Popularity History — Side-by-Side

Annual US births named Susana (girls) vs Abigail (girls), from US Social Security Administration national records.

Source: US Social Security Administration. Names appearing fewer than 5 times per year are suppressed by SSA.

Quick Stats

Metric Susana Abigail
Peak year (most US births) 2000 — 323 girls 2003 — 15,932 girls
Peak rank #717 #6
Most recent rank (2007) #999 (267 births) #41 (4,941 births)
Total US births since 1880 2,368 383,135
Last 10 years (1998–2007) 2,368 78,822

Peak comparison takeaway

At its all-time peak, Abigail reached 15,932 US births in 2003 — 15,609 more than Susana's peak count.

Strongest States — Last 10 Years

States where each name ranked highest, from SSA's state-level dataset. Lower average rank = name appears closer to the top of that state's girls-name list.

Abigail — top 5 states

#StateAvg rankBirths
1 Virginia #12 2,260
2 Idaho #12 498
3 Maryland #14 1,391
4 Alaska #15 204
5 Oregon #15 907

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Data & methodology

Source: US Social Security Administration national baby names dataset 1880–2025 (CC0 public domain). Names with fewer than 5 occurrences in a given year are suppressed by SSA. State-level coverage runs 1910–2025. Crossover detection compares annual birth counts (not ranks) for each year both names appear. Methodology: see full notes. More comparisons →