Ginger

The name Ginger historically denoted someone who was involved with the ginger spice trade or someone with reddish hair, as it also serves as a nickname for those with such a hair color. In contemporary usage, the name signifies energy, vitality, and warmth, paralleling the characteristics of the spice itself.

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The name Ginger is primarily of English origin, deriving from the Middle English 'gingifer', which referred to the spice known as ginger. The spice itself has roots tracing back to Sanskrit 'śṛṅgavera', from the ginger plant's rhizome.

  • Popularity: 5,719th
  • Babies named Ginger in the US in 2023:
    Female: 49
    Male: 0
  • Nicknames: Ginny,Ginna,Gin,Jinnie,Jin.
  • Full Names: Ginger Ann,Ginger Lynn,Ginger Marie,Ginger Rose,Ginger Lee.
  • Famous Namesakes: Ginger Rogers-Actress, Ginger Zee-Meteorologist, Ginger Baker-Musician, Ginger Gonzaga-Actress, Ginger Helgeson Nielsen-Tennis Player.
  • Gender: Ginger is used as a feminine name, primarily due to associations with femininity and elegance.
  • Numerology: The number 8 is associated with the name Ginger. This number represents a strong will, practical thinking, and is often linked to material success and personal power. People with this number tend to be authoritative and organized, with a destiny of achieving great things.

Ginger peaked in popularity during the mid-20th century, aligning with the fame of actress Ginger Rogers. While it has seen a decline in recent decades, it remains a unique and stylish choice for those seeking a distinctive name.

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