How Many People Are Named Cerulean?

An estimated 28 people in the United States have the first name Cerulean. It is almost exclusively a male name. The average bearer is 5 years old, and Cerulean peaked in popularity in 2017 with 6 births that year.

Below you will find a full statistical profile of Cerulean as a first name in the United States, including gender data, a year-by-year popularity timeline going back to 1880, a decade breakdown, state-by-state birth registrations, and, when available, a 2020 Census snapshot showing who had the name at that point in time. You can also check how many people share the full name Cerulean paired with any surname.

Key Insights

  • Cerulean is exceptionally rare. Fewer than 100 people with this name are estimated to be alive in the U.S. today.

Estimated Living Americans

28

About 1 in 12,241,226 people in the U.S.

Rarity

Very Rare

Very Rare Very Common

Predicted Gender

Male

100.0% confidence

Average Age

5

years old

Peak Year

2017

6 births

Total Registered

28

since 1880

Gender Distribution for Cerulean

Cerulean is almost exclusively a male name. Out of 28 total births registered, 100.0% were male.

Male 28 (100.0%)
Female 0 (0.0%)

Cerulean as a male name

Ranked #12,613 in 2024

5 male births in 2024

Peak: 2017 (6 births)

Cerulean: Popularity Over Time

SSA records for Cerulean span from the 2010s to the 2020s, covering 2 decades of naming data. The most popular decade for this name was the 2020s, when 17 babies were registered. Cerulean remains highly popular today, with recent registration numbers near its historical peak.

0 1 2 4 5 6 2020

Cerulean by Decade

How has Cerulean tracked across different eras? The table below groups all SSA birth registrations into 10-year periods, with separate male and female counts. The colored bar shows each decade's share relative to the peak.

Decade Total Male Female
2010s 11 11 0
2020s 17 17 0

Cerulean + Last Name Combinations

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Cerulean: Questions and Answers

How many people in the U.S. are named Cerulean?

We estimate approximately 28 people named Cerulean are alive in the United States today. This is based on SSA birth records from 1880 to 2024, adjusted for mortality using CDC life tables. About 1 in 12,241,226 Americans share this first name.

Is Cerulean a common name?

Cerulean is classified as "Very Rare" and is more popular than 45.4% of all first names in the SSA database. A total of 28 births have been registered with this name since 1880.

When was Cerulean most popular?

Cerulean reached peak popularity in 2017, when 6 babies were given this name. The average age of a living person named Cerulean is approximately 5 years old, reflecting when the name was most commonly given.

What does the SSA popularity chart show?

The popularity chart tracks birth registrations, not people currently alive. It shows how often Cerulean was given to babies from 1880 through 2024, which is why it is the best tool on the page for seeing long-run naming trends.

Is Cerulean a male name?

Cerulean is predominantly male. 100.0% of people with this name are male. See the gender breakdown above for full details.

Why can Cerulean have a lot of living bearers even if it is not trendy now?

Because a name can build up a large population over many decades. Cerulean peaked in 2017, and the average living bearer is about 5 years old, so a name can still have millions of living bearers even after it stops feeling current for newborns.

How many Cerulean Smiths are there?

To find how many people share a specific full name, we combine first name and surname frequencies. Try: Cerulean Smith, Cerulean Johnson, Cerulean Williams. You can also search any combination on our homepage.

Where does this data come from?

Our estimates use Social Security Administration birth records (1880 to 2024), adjusted for survival using CDC 2023 life tables broken down by sex. The U.S. population figure (342,754,338) is from the Census Bureau's July 2025 estimate. Full methodology.

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