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Klover

Primarily a girl's name of Old English origin with 544 recorded births. Also given to 13 boys.

Girl's name| Also boy's#1765 in 2024Rising fast

Meaning & Origin

Klover is a two-syllable girl's name with a active, energetic sound — often found in English occupational-style names. With 544 recorded U.S. births since 2002, it sits in a sweet spot: recognizable enough to be a real name, uncommon enough to turn heads.

In the most recent SSA release, Klover ranks #1765 among U.S. girl names — distinctive enough to stand out.

Klover is a girl's and boy's baby name of Old English origin, a variant spelling of Clover, from the Old English clafre meaning the familiar flowering plant — a symbol of good luck and the pastoral English countryside. The K-spelling gives it a slightly edgier visual identity.

About 544 U.S. births are recorded — a genuinely rare nature name. Klover appeals to parents who love botanical names with a lucky, cheerful meaning, and who want a spelling that stands apart from the crowd.

EtymologyShow more

Klover is cataloged under the Old English naming tradition. Names from the Old English tradition carry linguistic and cultural patterns that shape their sound, structure, and associations.

In the U.S., Klover has been recorded as a girl's name since 2002, with 544 total births. Browse the Old English names hub on this site to explore the broader family.

At a Glance

#1765
Current Rank
544
Total births
Since 2002
2024
Peak year
114 births
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Popularity Over Time

Klover climbed 13412 spots in the last 20 years — from #15177 to #1765.

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First appeared: 2002Peak: 2024 (114 births)Current: #1765

Popularity by Decade

Decade-by-decade popularity data for Klover
DecadeBirthsTrend
2020s371
2010s134
2000s39

The Story of Klover

A Gen Alpha name

Peaking in 2024, Klover is a fresh, modern favorite. Girls named Klover are most likely born between 2014 and 2024.

How rare is Klover?

Only about 1 in every 31,579 babies born in 2024 was named Klover — a truly uncommon choice.

The journey through the decades

First appeared in the records in 2002, peaked in the 2020s with 371 births that decade.

Klover by the numbers

  • Would fill 11 school buses
  • Meeting one Klover per day would take 1.5 years

Year-by-Year Data

View complete yearly data(21 years, 20022024)
Year-by-year popularity data for the name Klover
YearBirthsRank
2024114#1765
202392#2096
202272#2504
202153#3089
202040#3714
201926#5107
201816#7259
20178#12233
201612#9164
201518#6861
201410#10571
201310#10650
201210#10878
201113#8921
201011#10156
20099#11991
20089#12139
20075#19160
20055#17945
20046#15177

Source: U.S. Social Security Administration. Showing years with 5+ recorded births.

Klover as a Boy's Name

While overwhelmingly a girl's name, Klover has also been given to 13 boys in the U.S. since 2023.

#9449
Current rank
13
Total births
2024
Peak year
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Klover a boy's or girl's name?
Klover is primarily a girl's name. It is also used as a boy's name, with 13 recorded births.
When was Klover most popular?
Klover reached its peak popularity in 2024 with 114 births that year. It is currently ranked #1765 in the U.S.
How popular is the name Klover?
Klover is currently ranked #1765 in the U.S. (2024). It has been given to 544 babies since 2002.
Can Klover be used for both boys and girls?
Yes, Klover is used for both boys and girls. As a girl's name, it currently ranks #1765. As a boy's name, it ranks #9449.

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Data source: U.S. Social Security Administration, 20022024