Drusilla made sporadic appearances in the the Top 1000 American baby girl names between 1880 and 1914, never ranking higher than No. 612 in 1886
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The Plain White T’s 2007 hit ‘Hey There Delilah’ caused Delilah to debut in the Top 200 baby girl names from 2007 to 2010 (USA)
Delmar
Delmar enjoyed Top 400 popularity (USA) for the majority of the years between 1914 and 1941, even making it into the Top 300 in 1931
Drummond
According to statistics in the USA, 5 boys were named Drummond in each of these years: 1970, 71 and 72
Cordelia
Cordelia dropped out of the Top 1000 American baby girl names in 1951 but came back in 2014 at No. 993
Claiborne
Claiborne only made the Top 1000 American baby boy names in one year: 1889 at No. 996
Clement
Clement was the regnal name chosen by many Roman Catholic popes. Some of their real names were Carlo, Emilio, Giovanni, Giulio, Ippolito, Lorenzo, Pierre, Raymond and Suidger.
Constantine
Constantine was in the Top 1000 American male names consistently from 1910 to 1993, with a high rank of 618 in 1919
Balthazar
13 American boys were named Balthazar in 2013, the same number that were named Galileo and Suliman
Ananya
181 American girls were named Anaya in 2013, which means it was just as popular as the names Zelda and Romina
Axelle
In 2012, Axelle was the 136th most popular female name in France
Amos
Amos stayed in the Top 500 American boys names from 1880 until 1961. By 2010, its rank was No. 999