In 2016, 127 male births were recorded with the first name Ramses in the USA
In the USA, 15 couples chose the spelling Qusai for their baby boy and 7 preferred Qusay in 2012
Pierre has been more popular than you might expect in the USA, making it into the Top 500 consistently in the 1980s
More American baby boys were named Philemon in 2011 and 2010 than in 1911 and 1910
The only year that Obed ranked in the USA Top 1000 male names was in 1880 at No. 883
Osei Kofi Tutu, first King of the Ashanti Empire, must have been born on a Friday because that’s what his middle name means
Ovid appeared in the Top 1000 American baby boy names in two years: 1894 at No. 841 and 1907 at No. 983
Around the 14th century, Novak was a common Slavic first name in the Serbian States. It migrated later to a common surname, but not totally.