Nymograph

Maan: popularity and history

Explore how often Maan appears in published U.S. birth-name records. Counts describe recorded births, not how many people with this name are alive today.

Male records

Latest dataset year: 2025. Most recent published observation for this name: 2024, with 8 births and rank 9,525.

First published birth year
2005
Total published births, 2005–2024
103
Best annual rank
7,835 in 2015
Maan · annual births per 10,000 published births in this recorded-sex population
0.000.030.05200520142024

The line shows relative use, not raw counts. Gaps are unpublished observations. Open the interactive chart for exact annual values.

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Published observations

Up to ten most recent published years, newest first. These may not be consecutive or recent calendar years. Missing records are unknown, not zero.

Maan · male records · most recent published years
YearBirthsRank
202489,525
202298,723
202198,583
2018611,617
2016710,327
2015107,835
2014107,919
201389,340
2012710,368
2011107,863
Latest ten dataset years (2016–2025)

Not published means no released observation; it does not establish zero births.

Maan · male records · latest calendar years, including gaps
YearBirthsRank
2025Not publishedNot published
202489,525
2023Not publishedNot published
202298,723
202198,583
2020Not publishedNot published
2019Not publishedNot published
2018611,617
2017Not publishedNot published
2016710,327

Nearby spellings in the directory

Alphabetical neighbors, not evidence of shared meaning, origin or popularity. Each spelling has its own recorded history.

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How to read these figures

An absent observation is not zero: small counts are withheld, and no published count may mean no births or a suppressed count. Early years are less complete. Recorded sex is a source category, not a rule about who may use a name. Annual ranks order published counts, with alphabetical tie-breaking. National and state totals need not match.

These records describe usage. They do not establish a name’s meaning, origin, ethnicity or pronunciation.