Ruby

Ruby signifies something precious, red, and vibrant, reflecting the fiery characteristics of the gemstone. It's often associated with passion, enthusiasm, and vitality.

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The name Ruby is derived from the Latin word *ruber*, meaning 'red', associated with the gemstone of the same name, which has been treasured since ancient times.

  • Popularity: 182nd
  • Babies named Ruby in the US in 2023:
    Female: 3333
    Male: 13
  • Nicknames: Roo, Rue, Rubes, Bee, Roobs.
  • Full Names: Rubina, Rubita, Rubette, Rubina, Rubiline.
  • Famous Namesakes: Ruby Rose-actress, Ruby Bridges-activist, Ruby Wax-comedienne, Ruby Turner-singer, Ruby Aldridge-model.
  • Gender: Traditionally used as a feminine name but has seen occasional delicate use for males.
  • Numerology: Ruby is often associated with the number 3 in numerology, symbolizing creativity, self-expression, and positivity. Such individuals are believed to be dynamic, optimistic, and sociable, exhibiting a vibrant aura akin to the ruby gemstone.

Ruby has consistently been a popular choice in English-speaking countries since the late 19th century. It saw resurgence in the 21st century, often making it to the top 100 baby names, admired for its classic charm and vibrant connotations.

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