Amish
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Amish is a boy’s name of Germanic origin, meaning “Referring to the Amish people, a religious group of Swiss-German Anabaptist origin.”, and peaked in popularity in 1981.
What Amish Means
“Referring to the Amish people, a religious group of Swiss-German Anabaptist origin.”
The Story of Amish
This name echoes a life of quiet diligence and a steadfast commitment to community.
Amish is a Germanic name, primarily recognized through the Swiss-German Anabaptist religious group. Its roots lie in traditional ways of life and a deep connection to the land.
For your son, Amish brings to mind a soul grounded in peace and hard work. You imagine a child who finds contentment in simplicity, who builds a life of integrity and quiet purpose.
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Personality Traits
Peak Year
#17 in 1981
Total Births
294
First Recorded
1971
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