Indigo: Meaning, Origin, and Popularity
A name drawn from the deep blue-violet dye, Indigo is as rich and vibrant as the color it represents.
- Origin
- Greek
- Syllables
- 3
- Current rank
- #810
- Peak
- #780 in 2021
Trend: Steady, holding a similar rank across the latest decade.
Popularity over time
Lower rank = more popular (rank 1 is the most popular name)
What Indigo Means
Indigo is a unisex name of Greek origin. A name drawn from the deep blue-violet dye, Indigo is as rich and vibrant as the color it represents.
How Popular Indigo Is
Indigo currently ranks #810 among name for any genders in the United States, based on Social Security Administration data. It peaked at #780 in 2021. It has held steady.
Good to Know About Indigo
- Indigo dye has been used for over 6,000 years, making it one of the oldest known colorants.
- The 'indigo children' concept of the 1990s briefly boosted interest in this name.
- Rider Strong named his son Indigo, adding celebrity appeal.
Names Like Indigo
Other Greek names that start with the same letter or share a style.
Sibling Names for Indigo
Greek names that pair well as a brother or sister to Indigo.
Questions About Indigo
What does Indigo mean?
Indigo is a unisex name of Greek origin. A name drawn from the deep blue-violet dye, Indigo is as rich and vibrant as the color it represents.
How popular is Indigo?
Indigo currently ranks #810 among name for any genders in the United States, based on Social Security Administration data. It peaked at #780 in 2021. It has held steady.
Where does Indigo come from?
Indigo comes from Greek roots. Indigo dye has been used for over 6,000 years, making it one of the oldest known colorants.
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