Ruby: Name Meaning, Origin, Popularity, and More

Fact: Ruby Roman grapes, grown exclusively in Japan’s Ishikawa Prefecture, are renowned for their exceptional size, sweetness, and luxury status.

Ruby Overview

Meaning

Deep red precious stone

Gender

Girl

Origin

Latin

Etymology

Derived from the Latin word “rubeus”

Religion

Christianity

Pronunciation

/ˈruːbi/

Popularity

Ruby is a beloved name globally, with a strong foothold in English-speaking countries and Australia. It regularly appears within the top 100 names for girls in the USA in 2023.

Syllable

2 syllables

Length

4 letters

Numerology

3 (Expressive, Social, Artistic)

Name Styles

Vintage, Cute, Nature-inspired, Short

Associated Traits

Vibrant, energetic, passionate, charming

Spiritual, Religious, or Cultural Significance

Ruby is often associated with precious gemstones, symbolizing love, passion, and protection.

Name Day

July 29th

Ruby Variations in Different Cultures

Popular Variations

Rubie, Rubina, Rubetta, Rubey, Rubia

Common Nicknames

Rue, Roo, Rubes, Bee, Ruba, Ruby-Roo

Diminutives

Ru, Bibi, Rube, Ruru

Famous People

Ruby Bridges
(American Civil Rights Activist)
Ruby Rose
(Australian Actress)
Ruby Dee
(American Actress)
Ruby Keeler
(Canadian-American Actress)
Ruby Turner
(British Singer)
Ruby Wax (American-British Comedian

Pop Culture Icons and Works

Ruby
("Supernatural," TV Series)
"Ruby Sparks"
(Film)
Ruby Roundhouse
("Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle," Film)
Ruby Lucas
("Once Upon a Time," TV Series)
"Ruby"
(Song)

Places

Ruby City
(Alaska, USA)
Ruby Park
(Colorado, USA)
Ruby River
(Montana, USA)
Ruby Falls
(Tennessee, USA)
Ruby Hill
(California, USA)
Ruby Beach
(Washington, USA)
Ruby Island
(New Zealand)
Ruby Lake
(British Columbia, Canada)

What Is the Meaning of Ruby?

Ruby means “red gemstone.” The name often conveys a sense of warmth and vibrancy, suggesting a person who is lively, passionate, and full of energy.

What Is the Origin of The Name Ruby?

Ruby has Latin origins. It comes from the Latin word “ruber,” meaning “red.” The name has been used in English-speaking countries since the 19th century.

Ruby Name Popularity

Popularity Chart of the Name Ruby in the U.S. over the Years

United States	#622021	#622022	#662023
Top 3 Rankings	#221911	#231912	#231913

Annual Statistics Breakdown for Ruby

Year	Name Ranking	Number of Births	Birth Rate (%)
2023	66 (-4 from 2022)	3333 (-279 from 2022)	0.19054
2022	62 No change from 2021	3612 (+20 from 2021)	0.20144
2021	62 (+12 from 2020)	3592 (+254 from 2020)	0.20049
2020	74 (-8 from 2019)	3338 (-398 from 2019)	0.18883
2019	66 (+8 from 2018)	3736 (+151 from 2018)	0.20361
2018	74 (+4 from 2017)	3585 (-2 from 2017)	0.19278
2017	78 (-7 from 2016)	3587 (-259 from 2016)	0.18987
2016	71 (+12 from 2015)	3846 (+379 from 2015)	0.19867
2015	83 (+7 from 2014)	3467 (+39 from 2014)	0.17772
2014	90 (+3 from 2013)	3428 (+109 from 2013)	0.17523
2013	93 (+12 from 2012)	3319 (+403 from 2012)	0.17218
2012	105 (+4 from 2011)	2916 (+147 from 2011)	0.15035
2011	109 (+4 from 2010)	2769 (-28 from 2010)	0.14290
2010	113 (-5 from 2009)	2797 (-222 from 2009)	0.14265
2009	108 (+5 from 2008)	3019 (-1 from 2008)	0.14908
2008	113 (+3 from 2007)	3020 (+122 from 2007)	0.14499
2007	116 (+21 from 2006)	2898 (+317 from 2006)	0.13692
2006	137 (-7 from 2005)	2581 (+109 from 2005)	0.12346
2005	130 (+28 from 2004)	2472 (+352 from 2004)	0.12180
2004	158 (+32 from 2003)	2120 (+414 from 2003)	0.10506
2003	190 (+17 from 2002)	1706 (+127 from 2002)	0.08503
2002	207 (+25 from 2001)	1579 (+214 from 2001)	0.07995
2001	232 (+26 from 2000)	1365 (+99 from 2000)	0.06891
2000	258 (+3 from 1999)	1266 (+57 from 1999)	0.06344
1999	261 (-5 from 1998)	1209 (+2 from 1998)	0.06210
1998	256 (+24 from 1997)	1207 (+167 from 1997)	0.06226
1997	280 (+15 from 1996)	1040 (+55 from 1996)	0.05447
1996	295 (-35 from 1995)	985 (-68 from 1995)	0.05138
1995	260 (+11 from 1994)	1053 (+22 from 1994)	0.05480
1994	271 (-5 from 1993)	1031 (-2 from 1993)	0.05289
1993	266 (+5 from 1992)	1033 (-7 from 1992)	0.05240
1992	271 (+6 from 1991)	1040 (+36 from 1991)	0.05188
1991	277 (+14 from 1990)	1004 (+50 from 1990)	0.04937
1990	291 (+38 from 1989)	954 (+189 from 1989)	0.04644
1989	329 (+54 from 1988)	765 (+144 from 1988)	0.03840
1988	383 (-14 from 1987)	621 (-10 from 1987)	0.03229
1987	369 (+32 from 1986)	631 (+73 from 1986)	0.03367
1986	401 (-17 from 1985)	558 (-35 from 1985)	0.03024
1985	384 (-4 from 1984)	593 (-2 from 1984)	0.03212
1984	380 (-3 from 1983)	595 (+4 from 1983)	0.03299
1983	377 (-6 from 1982)	591 (-31 from 1982)	0.03302
1982	371 (-26 from 1981)	622 (-55 from 1981)	0.03428
1981	345 (+12 from 1980)	677 (+18 from 1980)	0.03785
1980	357 (-7 from 1979)	659 (-2 from 1979)	0.03701
1979	350 (-4 from 1978)	661 (+33 from 1978)	0.03836
1978	346 (+16 from 1977)	628 (+27 from 1977)	0.03820
1977	362 (-14 from 1976)	601 (-15 from 1976)	0.03653
1976	348 (-2 from 1975)	616 (-12 from 1975)	0.03919
1975	346 (+12 from 1974)	628 (+27 from 1974)	0.04023
1974	358 (-13 from 1973)	601 (-34 from 1973)	0.03837
1973	345 (+3 from 1972)	635 (-3 from 1972)	0.04086
1972	348 (-2 from 1971)	638 (-92 from 1971)	0.03956
1971	346 (+11 from 1970)	730 (+35 from 1970)	0.04165
1970	357 (-14 from 1969)	695 (+14 from 1969)	0.03794
1969	343 (+9 from 1968)	681 (+42 from 1968)	0.03863
1968	352 (-34 from 1967)	639 (-106 from 1967)	0.03738
1967	318 (-7 from 1966)	745 (-62 from 1966)	0.04339
1966	311 (-35 from 1965)	807 (-178 from 1965)	0.04596
1965	276 (-7 from 1964)	985 (-128 from 1964)	0.05390
1964	269 (-33 from 1963)	1113 (-270 from 1963)	0.05686
1963	236 (+27 from 1962)	1383 (+236 from 1962)	0.06956
1962	263 (-18 from 1961)	1147 (-131 from 1961)	0.05659
1961	245 (-16 from 1960)	1278 (-109 from 1960)	0.06153
1960	229 (-14 from 1959)	1387 (-113 from 1959)	0.06669
1959	215 (-13 from 1958)	1500 (-139 from 1958)	0.07216
1958	202 (-5 from 1957)	1639 (-145 from 1957)	0.07934
1957	197 (-18 from 1956)	1784 (-208 from 1956)	0.08503
1956	179 (-6 from 1955)	1992 (-17 from 1955)	0.09672
1955	173 (-11 from 1954)	2009 (-134 from 1954)	0.10020
1954	162 (-12 from 1953)	2143 (-200 from 1953)	0.10764
1953	150 (-5 from 1952)	2343 (-31 from 1952)	0.12143
1952	145 (-5 from 1951)	2374 (+23 from 1951)	0.12482
1951	140 (-10 from 1950)	2351 (-63 from 1950)	0.12727
1950	130 (-7 from 1949)	2414 (-163 from 1949)	0.13727
1949	123 (-9 from 1948)	2577 (-317 from 1948)	0.14679
1948	114 (-2 from 1947)	2894 (-175 from 1947)	0.16607
1947	112 (-7 from 1946)	3069 (+19 from 1946)	0.16882
1946	105 (-10 from 1945)	3050 (+146 from 1945)	0.18910
1945	95 (-8 from 1944)	2904 (-286 from 1944)	0.21573
1944	87 (-5 from 1943)	3190 (-280 from 1943)	0.23344
1943	82 (-5 from 1942)	3470 (-49 from 1942)	0.24174
1942	77 (-8 from 1941)	3519 (-62 from 1941)	0.25308
1941	69 (-3 from 1940)	3581 (-38 from 1940)	0.28740
1940	66 (+1 from 1939)	3619 (-93 from 1939)	0.30635
1939	67 (-6 from 1938)	3712 (-229 from 1938)	0.32732
1938	61 (-9 from 1937)	3941 (-348 from 1937)	0.34526
1937	52 (-1 from 1936)	4289 (+63 from 1936)	0.38926
1936	51 (-10 from 1935)	4226 (-538 from 1935)	0.39218
1935	41 (-2 from 1934)	4764 (-214 from 1934)	0.43836
1934	39 (+4 from 1933)	4978 (+34 from 1933)	0.45993
1933	43 (-5 from 1932)	4944 (-524 from 1932)	0.47264
1932	38 (+1 from 1931)	5468 (+135 from 1931)	0.49426
1931	39 (-3 from 1930)	5333 (-659 from 1930)	0.48319
1930	36 No change from 1929	5992 (-160 from 1929)	0.51369
1929	36 (-2 from 1928)	6152 (-540 from 1928)	0.53147
1928	34 (-4 from 1927)	6692 (-572 from 1927)	0.55975
1927	30 No change from 1926	7264 (-212 from 1926)	0.58749
1926	30 No change from 1925	7476 (-367 from 1925)	0.60772
1925	30 (-4 from 1924)	7843 (-563 from 1924)	0.62094
1924	26 (-1 from 1923)	8406 (+174 from 1923)	0.64877
1923	25 (+1 from 1922)	8232 (+229 from 1922)	0.65726
1922	26 No change from 1921	8003 (-330 from 1921)	0.64148
1921	26 No change from 1920	8333 (-3 from 1920)	0.65116
1920	26 (-2 from 1919)	8336 (+2 from 1919)	0.67008
1919	24 (+3 from 1918)	8334 (+200 from 1918)	0.70950
1918	27 No change from 1917	8134 (+472 from 1917)	0.67651
1917	27 (-4 from 1916)	7662 (-24 from 1916)	0.68186
1916	23 (+1 from 1915)	7686 (+449 from 1915)	0.70792
1915	24 No change from 1914	7237 (+1612 from 1914)	0.70683
1914	24 (-1 from 1913)	5625 (+712 from 1913)	0.70610
1913	23 No change from 1912	4913 (+461 from 1912)	0.75017
1912	23 (-1 from 1911)	4452 (+1080 from 1911)	0.75880
1911	22 (+5 from 1910)	3372 (+479 from 1910)	0.76321
1910	27 No change from 1909	2893 (+369 from 1909)	0.68959
1909	27 (+6 from 1908)	2524 (+295 from 1908)	0.68569
1908	33 (+1 from 1907)	2229 (+116 from 1907)	0.62872
1907	34 (+2 from 1906)	2113 (+151 from 1906)	0.62620
1906	36 (+2 from 1905)	1962 (+77 from 1905)	0.62597
1905	38 (+2 from 1904)	1885 (+184 from 1904)	0.60833
1904	40 (+2 from 1903)	1701 (+163 from 1903)	0.58167
1903	42 (+5 from 1902)	1538 (+80 from 1902)	0.55285
1902	47 (+2 from 1901)	1458 (+233 from 1901)	0.52010
1901	49 (+2 from 1900)	1225 (-315 from 1900)	0.48185
1900	51 (+1 from 1899)	1540 (+437 from 1899)	0.48468
1899	52 (+6 from 1898)	1103 (-88 from 1898)	0.44568
1898	58 (-1 from 1897)	1191 (+166 from 1897)	0.43444
1897	57 (+9 from 1896)	1025 (+31 from 1896)	0.41285
1896	66 No change from 1895	994 (+40 from 1895)	0.39446
1895	66 (+1 from 1894)	954 (+80 from 1894)	0.38607
1894	67 (+4 from 1893)	874 (+105 from 1893)	0.37038
1893	71 (+3 from 1892)	769 (+74 from 1892)	0.34143
1892	74 (+6 from 1891)	695 (+141 from 1891)	0.30901
1891	80 (+1 from 1890)	554 (+14 from 1890)	0.28184
1890	81 (-3 from 1889)	540 (+18 from 1889)	0.26777
1889	78 (+16 from 1888)	522 (+77 from 1888)	0.27587
1888	94 (+11 from 1887)	445 (+136 from 1887)	0.23490
1887	105 (+1 from 1886)	309 (+8 from 1886)	0.19881
1886	106 No change from 1885	301 (+29 from 1885)	0.19579
1885	106 (+2 from 1884)	272 (+28 from 1884)	0.19162
1884	108 (+18 from 1883)	244 (+81 from 1883)	0.17734
1883	126 (+5 from 1882)	163 (+27 from 1882)	0.13577
1882	131 (+2 from 1881)	136 (+17 from 1881)	0.11755
1881	133 (+16 from 1880)	119 (+27 from 1880)	0.12038
1880	149 First SSA data recorded	92 First SSA data recorded	0.09426

American States Popularity Rankings for Ruby

(From the Most to Least Popular, Based on Number of Births )

Texas (TX)

#1072021

#992022

#1062023

California (CA)

#742021

#762022

#742023

North Carolina (NC)

#712021

#712022

#802023

Georgia (GA)

#992021

#732022

#1052023

Alabama (AL)

#662021

#792022

#1022023

Tennessee (TN)

#592021

#472022

#432023

Kentucky (KY)

#532021

#852022

#602023

Mississippi (MS)

#802021

#732022

#592023

Arkansas (AR)

#482021

#682022

#762023

Virginia (VA)

#882021

#882022

#872023

Oklahoma (OK)

#602021

#592022

#652023

South Carolina (SC)

#1732021

#852022

#1262023

Illinois (IL)

#592021

#772022

#802023

Missouri (MO)

#762021

#442022

#572023

Louisiana (LA)

#632021

#892022

#922023

Florida (FL)

#1422021

#1272022

#1222023

Ohio (OH)

#552021

#562022

#522023

New York (NY)

#712021

#902022

#662023

West Virginia (WV)

#1052021

#712022

#1102023

Indiana (IN)

#532021

#342022

#482023

Pennsylvania (PA)

#922021

#692022

#962023

Michigan (MI)

#652021

#582022

#782023

Minnesota (MN)

#242021

#572022

#282023

Kansas (KS)

#492021

#452022

#532023

Washington (WA)

#452021

#522022

#512023

Colorado (CO)

#412021

#372022

#472023

Wisconsin (WI)

#452021

#292022

#752023

Iowa (IA)

#372021

#402022

#242023

Arizona (AZ)

#642021

#632022

#652023

Utah (UT)

#142021

#212022

#192023

Oregon (OR)

#262021

#292022

#342023

Nebraska (NE)

#362021

#212022

#472023

Maryland (MD)

#1092021

#1012022

#1212023

New Mexico (NM)

#1152021

#662022

#992023

Massachusetts (MA)

#832021

#742022

#682023

New Jersey (NJ)

#1022021

#1112022

#1132023

Idaho (ID)

#212021

#642022

#392023

North Dakota (ND)

#452021

#622022

#732023

South Dakota (SD)

#352021

#902022

#662023

Montana (MT)

#242021

#132022

#352023

Nevada (NV)

#832021

#602022

#1082023

Maine (ME)

#772021

#762022

#832023

Connecticut (CT)

#902021

#802022

#1242023

Hawaii (HI)

#902020

#1142021

#1382023

District of Columbia (DC)

#822021

#392022

#1342023

New Hampshire (NH)

#702021

#522022

#932023

Wyoming (WY)

#432021

#152022

#762023

Vermont (VT)

#682021

#722022

#272023

Alaska (AK)

#512020

#302021

#262022

Rhode Island (RI)

#892021

#652022

#412023

Delaware (DE)

#1112017

#1182020

#972021

Popularity Rankings for Ruby in other Countries and American Territories

(From the Most to Least Popular, Based on Rankings)

Popularity in New Zealand

New Zealand

#192021

#152022

#172023

Popularity in Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland

#262021

#192022

#242023

Popularity in Australia (NSW)

Australia (NSW)

#252021

#242022

#272023

Popularity in Ireland

Ireland

#262021

#382022

#372023

Popularity in England and Wales

England and Wales

#272019

#302020

#342021

Popularity in Scotland

Scotland

#322021

#282022

#362023

Popularity in Canada

Canada

#732021

#652022

#462023

Popularity in Quebec, Canada

Quebec, Canada

#1782020

#1342021

#1922022

Popularity in Germany

Germany

#1562021

#1392022

#1392023

Popularity in Switzerland

Switzerland

#3502020

#2892021

#2552022

Popularity in Iceland

Iceland

#2972022

Popularity in Norway

Norway

#4672022

#3022023

Popularity in Poland

Poland

#3672015

#5002016

#4962018

Popularity in Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico

#4632005

#5322007

#4152008

Popularity in Sweden

Sweden

#8352022

#4872023

Source: Social Security Administration (SSA) and Other National Sources

Is Ruby a Name for Boys or Girls?

Ruby is a girl’s name. Its association with the beautiful red gemstone and its bright, lively sound make it a charming choice for girls

Variants, Nicknames, Diminutives, and Ideal Middle Names for Ruby

Rubie
Rubina
Rubetta
Rubey
Rubia

Rue
Roo
Rubes
Bee
Ruba
Ruby-Roo

Ru
Bibi
Rube
Ruru

Margot
Rosalie
Emmeline
Adelaide
Meaning: Jehovah increases, God will increase
Origin: FrenchJosephine
Genevieve
Meaning: Yielding to prayer
Origin: Latin, SpanishArabella
Clara
Ophelia
Meaning: Harp player
Origin: EnglishHarper

Ruby in Famous People Names, Pop Culture, and Places

Ruby Bridges (Activist, born 1954): An American civil rights activist, the first African-American child to desegregate an all-white elementary school in Louisiana.
Ruby Rose (Actress, born 1986): An Australian actress, model, and former DJ, noted for her roles in "Orange Is the New Black" and "Batwoman."
Ruby Dee (Actress, 1922–2014): An American actress, poet, and playwright, distinguished by her work in film, television, and stage, alongside her activism.
Ruby Keeler (Actress, 1909–1993): A Canadian-American actress, singer, and dancer, prominent in Warner Bros. musicals of the 1930s.
Ruby Turner (Singer, born 1958): A British singer, songwriter, and actress, celebrated for her work in R&B, soul, and gospel music.
Ruby Wax (Comedian, born 1953): An American-British comedian, actress, and writer, recognized for her television interviews and comedy shows.
Ruby Bhogal (TV Personality, born 1989): A British television personality and chef, notable for her appearance on "The Great British Bake Off."

Ruby ("Supernatural," 2005 TV Series): A demon who alternates between being an ally and an adversary to the Winchester brothers.
"Ruby Sparks" (2012 Film): A romantic comedy-drama about a novelist who creates a fictional character named Ruby that comes to life.
Ruby Roundhouse ("Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle," 2017 Film): The avatar of a video game character, known for her combat skills and agility.
Ruby Lucas ("Once Upon a Time," 2011 TV Series): Also known as Red Riding Hood, a waitress with a dark and mysterious past.
"Ruby" (1992 Song by Kenny Rogers): A country song about a man lamenting his wife's infidelity and emotional distance.
Ruby Rhod ("The Fifth Element," 1997 Film): A flamboyant and eccentric radio host who plays a key role in the protagonist's mission.
Ruby ("Steven Universe," 2013 TV Series): A member of the Crystal Gems who fuses with Sapphire to form Garnet.
Ruby Daly ("The Darkest Minds," 2018 Film): A teenager with telekinetic abilities in a dystopian world where children have developed superpowers.
Ruby ("Cold Mountain," 2003 Film): A resourceful and strong-willed woman who helps the protagonist's love interest survive in a war-torn South.
"Ruby" (2010 Novel by Cynthia Bond): A novel about a woman's return to her hometown and the dark secrets that resurface.

Ruby City (Alaska, USA): A small city in Alaska, known for its historical significance during the gold rush era.
Ruby Park (Colorado, USA): A popular park in Aspen known for its green spaces and recreational facilities.
Ruby River (Montana, USA): A river in Montana famous for its excellent trout fishing and scenic views.
Ruby Falls (Tennessee, USA): An underground waterfall inside Lookout Mountain, known for its stunning natural beauty.
Ruby Hill (California, USA): A neighborhood in Oakland known for its historic homes and panoramic views.
Ruby Beach (Washington, USA): A beach in Olympic National Park, noted for its rugged coastline and sea stacks.
Ruby Island (New Zealand): An island in Lake Wanaka, popular for its hiking trails and picturesque scenery.
Ruby Lake (British Columbia, Canada): A lake known for its clear waters and surrounding wildlife sanctuary.
Ruby Mountain (Nevada, USA): A mountain range known for its hiking trails and diverse flora and fauna.
Ruby Township (North Dakota, USA): A township in Nelson County, noted for its rural charm and agricultural community.

Meaning: Light
Origin: LatinLucy
Rumi
Remy
Rudy
Rory
Romy
Rina
Rue
Ruthie
Rooney

Garnet
Coral
Pearl
Meaning: Treasurer, bringer of treasure
Origin: PersianJasper
Beryl
Topaz
Opal
Amber
Onyx
Peridot

Sibling Names for Ruby

For a Brother
For a Sister

Meaning: From the hill fort
Origin: EnglishArlo
Beckett
Callum
Dashiell
Emrys
Felix
Meaning: Treasurer, bringer of treasure
Origin: PersianJasper
Leander
Orion
Soren

Celeste
Daphne
Elowen
Freya
Imogen
Junia
Marigold
Opal
Sylvie
Thea

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Origin: LatinViolet
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Origin: Old EnglishHazel
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Eliza
Meaning: Maiden, core, heart
Origin: GreekCora

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Ruby Name Meaning

Ruby Overview

Ruby Variations in Different Cultures

What Is the Meaning of Ruby?

What Is the Origin of The Name Ruby?

Ruby Name Popularity

Popularity Chart of the Name Ruby in the U.S. over the Years

American States Popularity Rankings for Ruby

Texas (TX)

California (CA)

North Carolina (NC)

Georgia (GA)

Alabama (AL)

Tennessee (TN)

Kentucky (KY)

Mississippi (MS)

Arkansas (AR)

Virginia (VA)

Oklahoma (OK)

South Carolina (SC)

Illinois (IL)

Missouri (MO)

Louisiana (LA)

Florida (FL)

Ohio (OH)

New York (NY)

West Virginia (WV)

Indiana (IN)

Pennsylvania (PA)

Michigan (MI)

Minnesota (MN)

Kansas (KS)

Washington (WA)

Colorado (CO)

Wisconsin (WI)

Iowa (IA)

Arizona (AZ)

Utah (UT)

Oregon (OR)

Nebraska (NE)

Maryland (MD)

New Mexico (NM)

Massachusetts (MA)

New Jersey (NJ)

Idaho (ID)

North Dakota (ND)

South Dakota (SD)

Montana (MT)

Nevada (NV)

Maine (ME)

Connecticut (CT)

Hawaii (HI)

District of Columbia (DC)

New Hampshire (NH)

Wyoming (WY)

Vermont (VT)

Alaska (AK)

Rhode Island (RI)

Delaware (DE)

Popularity in New Zealand

Popularity in Northern Ireland

Popularity in Australia (NSW)

Popularity in Ireland

Popularity in England and Wales

Popularity in Scotland

Popularity in Canada

Popularity in Quebec, Canada

Popularity in Germany

Popularity in Switzerland

Popularity in Iceland

Popularity in Norway

Popularity in Poland

Popularity in Puerto Rico

Popularity in Sweden

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