A FIELD REPORT ON THE NAME

Lucille

/luːˈsiːl/ · girl name · № 237 of 1,000
brassy · pressed · resolute

Origin & Meaning

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The name derives from the French Lucille, a diminutive of the Latin Lucilla and ultimately rooted in lux, meaning light. English adoption gathered momentum in the nineteenth century alongside an appetite for French-inflected diminutives. American parents carried it into the top thirty by 1920, where it settled comfortably.
Also answers toLucy, Lou, Lu

Fig. 1 — Births per annum, 1880–2025

SSA Data
1880 peak: 8,006 souls, A.D. 1920 2025
2025: 1,314 born, rising ↑
Estimated Age
53 yrs
Most Lucilles were born around 1947 — has dialed a rotary phone in earnest.
Peak Reign
1920
№29 that year
Generation
Boomer, 30%
then Silent 26% · Gen Alpha 25%
Rarity
Top 500 all-time
≈233K ever born · now rising
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Lucille grew up with

SSA Data
black-and-white TV·Elvis on Ed Sullivan·hula hoops

Generation Distribution — Living Lucilles

SSA Data
Silent 26%Boomer 30%Gen X 5%Millennial 3%Gen Z 10%Gen Alpha 25%

Data vs. Humans

What the data says

SSA Data
SSA: Lucille peaked in 1920.
Estimated average age: 53.

What people think

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First Impressions

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Hearing the name today suggests either sharp comic timing or a toddler learning to walk in stiff leather shoes. The distribution is lopsided at the extremes, split almost evenly between retirement communities and preschool drop-off lines. A Lucille tends to be pictured with a distinct lack of patience for committee meetings. The name skipped two generations entirely just to reappear with the exact same spelling.

Field Notes

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Field Note 01
The record shows a peak in 1920 with about eight thousand births, when silent films favored clean vowels.
Field Note 02
Living bearers split between the Silent Generation at 26 percent and Gen Alpha at 25 percent.
Field Note 03
The name rarely appears among mid-career office staff, favoring preschool cubbies and retirement card tables.

Notable Lucilles

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Lucille Boganblues singer, b. 1897
Lucille Ballactress and studio executive, b. 1911
Lucille Cliftonpoet, b. 1936

Adjacent Names

Ephemera — If Lucille were a…

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City
Shreveport, Louisiana
Color
Bakelite cherry
Job
Court stenographer
Object
Rotary desk phone with a braided cord
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