Scout

Scout is often associated with roles of observation and exploration, deriving its meaning from individuals who undertake the role of an observer, listener, or even an explorer in different scenarios.

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The name 'Scout' finds its origin from the Middle English word 'scouten', which translates to listen or pay attention. It became popularized as a name after appearing as a character in Harper Lee's novel 'To Kill a Mockingbird'.

  • Popularity: 1,214th
  • Babies named Scout in the US in 2023:
    Female: 336
    Male: 140
  • Nicknames: Scooter, Scoupy, Scooty, Skye, Scutchie.
  • Full Names: Scout Johnson, Scout Michelle, Scout Elizabeth, Scout Anderson, Scout Harris.
  • Famous Namesakes: Scout Taylor-Compton-Actress, Scout Willis-Model, Scout Tufankjian-Photojournalist.
  • Gender: Unisex, though it initially appeared more in literature related to girls, it is increasingly used for both genders.
  • Numerology: In numerology, the name Scout corresponds to a personality number of 7. This signifies a person with a keen sense of observation, analytical skills, and a love for exploring and understanding the world around them. The number 7 is often seen as a seeker of truth driven by a deep hunger for knowledge and wisdom.

Scout surged in popularity after Harper Lee's iconic novel, 'To Kill a Mockingbird' as readers identified with the tenacious young girl character. It's considered unique yet familiar, with its literary background adding a layer of charm and intrigue. In recent years, it has gained traction among modern, adventurous namers.

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