Mostly boys · English, shortened form of Augustine, Latin

Austin

“great, magnificent”

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The story behind the name

Meet Austin.

Austin is an English shortened form of Augustine, ultimately connected with the Latin meaning ‘great’ or ‘magnificent.’ It has been used as both a surname and a given name, and also has a familiar city-name association.

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How popular is Austin?

United States · 2025
Girls · 2025#1,810111 recorded births
Boys · 2025#1133,103 recorded births

Recorded US births over time

201420256,3170
● Girls● Boys
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YearCategoryUS rankBirths
2025Boys1133,103
2025Girls1,810111
2024Boys1083,302
2024Girls1,733117
2023Boys1013,490
2023Girls1,682123
2022Boys1113,376
2022Girls1,336176
2021Boys963,780
2021Girls1,385158
2020Boys884,020
2020Girls1,413155
2019Boys884,402
2019Girls1,406160
2018Boys814,693
2018Girls1,656127
2017Boys755,060
2017Girls1,592137
2016Boys735,374
2016Girls1,777117
2015Boys695,827
2015Girls1,478155
2014Boys666,317
2014Girls1,729121

Rankings are calculated separately for boys and girls. Records below the publication threshold may be missing; gaps are not zero births.

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Nicknames

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Variations & related forms

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