Win
- Gender
- Male
- Meaning
- Friend
- Origin
- English
Win Popularity Snapshot
Across the entire US Social Security Administration record (1880–2024), 170 baby boys have been named Win. The name peaked in 2022 with 16 US births that year (rank #5846). In 2024, ranked #9796 nationally — 3,950 places below its 2022 peak.
Other English-Origin Names Like Win
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3-Letter Names Starting with W
Names with Win's exact length and starting letter: Wan, War, Wat, Wei, Wes.
Quick Facts About Win
Variant Forms
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Compare Win to Other Popular Names
Side-by-side popularity charts and crossover years for Win against today's most popular boys-name peers (top 8 by US births in the last 10 years of SSA records).
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