Neutral
Kerry
Kerry means "Irish county name" and comes from Irish, giving it real etymological depth as a gender-neutral name. It was at its most popular in the 1960s and is rarely chosen now. As things stand now, it is a solidly familiar choice. In total, about 98,130 American babies have carried this name since 1900.
IrishIrish county name
EtymologyPossibly "people of Ciar" (dark-haired)
Births by decade
1900s
0
1910s
0
1920s
109
1930s
594
1940s
5,519
1950s
20,848
1960s
27,513
1970s
22,791
1980s
11,994
1990s
5,949
2000s
2,075
2010s
738
Peaked in the 1960s · 98,130 total U.S. births since 1900