A FIELD REPORT ON THE NAME

Flora

/ˈflɔːrə/ · girl name · № 607 of 1,000
botanical · parlor · corseted

Origin & Meaning

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From the Latin flos, meaning flower, and borne by the Roman goddess of springtime. The name gained traction in Scotland through Flora MacDonald in the eighteenth century before crossing the Atlantic during the late Victorian boom in floral naming.
Also answers toFlo, Florrie

Fig. 1 — Births per annum, 1880–2025

SSA Data
1880 peak: 1,573 souls, A.D. 1920 2025
2025: 483 born, rising ↑
Estimated Age
54 yrs
Most Floras were born around 2025 — has dialed a rotary phone in earnest.
Peak Reign
1920
№149 that year
Generation
Boomer, 33%
then Silent 22% · Gen Alpha 20%
Rarity
Top 2000 all-time
≈71K ever born · now rising
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Flora grew up with

SSA Data
podcasts in the car seat·a screen that always answers back·self-checkout beeps

Generation Distribution — Living Floras

SSA Data
Silent 22%Boomer 33%Gen X 10%Millennial 6%Gen Z 8%Gen Alpha 20%

Data vs. Humans

What the data says

SSA Data
SSA: Flora peaked in 1920.
Estimated average age: 54.

What people think

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Fig. 2 — Style Coordinates

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Vintage Modern
Formal Casual
Soft Strong
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First Impressions

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The name reads as someone who keeps dried lavender in a wooden drawer or lives in an Edwardian novel. It peaked in 1920, spent sixty years resting, and is now being dusted off for nursery wallpaper. A Flora is rarely pictured near plastic furniture. She is assumed to have very strong feelings about porcelain tea sets.

Field Notes

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Field Note 01
Over half of all living bearers belong to the Silent or Baby Boom generations, though Gen Alpha is currently staging a quiet takeover.
Field Note 02
The name recorded roughly two thousand births at its peak in 1920 before entering a six-decade slide toward obscurity.
Field Note 03
Its recent climb places it back in rotation after generations of being treated strictly as an antique.

Notable Floras

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Flora MacDonaldScottish Jacobite figure, b. 1722
Flora RobsonEnglish actress, b. 1902
Flora PurimBrazilian jazz singer, b. 1942

Adjacent Names

Celia · Hazel · Opal · Clara · Iris · Mabel

Ephemera — If Flora were a…

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City
Savannah
Color
Pressed sage
Job
Botanical illustrator
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