EveryBabyNames

Sonda

2 countries

Published by the EveryBabyNames data team · data last verified

US
717
total births, United States
FR
3
total births, France
Total births recorded
720
Peak year (United States)
1966
Peak-year count
43
First recorded
1937

Popularity across 2 countries

Each line is scaled to its own peak, so you can compare when Sonda was in fashion in each country, whatever the population size.

0% 25% 50% 75% 100% 1940 1960 1980
United StatesFrance

Country by country

🇺🇸 United States

717 births recorded 1937–1989 · peaked in 1966 with 43 births

Most common in: Texas, California, Louisiana, Tennessee

Source: Social Security Administration, official birth-registration data

🇫🇷 France

3 births recorded 1986–1986 · peaked in 1986 with 3 births

Source: INSEE, official birth-registration data

United States rank history

Sonda’s rank among girls’ names, most recent 20 years on record.

YearRankvs. prior yr
1963#1894—
1964#2195↓301
1965#1914↑281
1966#1715↑199
1967#2039↓324
1968#2969↓930
1969#2645↑324
1970#2779↓134
1971#3652↓873
1972#3404↑248
1973#2914↑490
1974#1961↑953
1975#2811↓850
1976#3407↓596
1977#9652↓6245
1978#5958↑3694
1979#9010↓3052
1982#9237↓227
1987#11325↓2088
1989#9681↑1644

Frequently asked questions about Sonda

Is Sonda a popular name?

Sonda has 717 recorded births in United States between 1937 and 1989, but doesn’t currently rank in the yearly top list.

Is Sonda more common for boys or girls?

Sonda is recorded predominantly as a girls’ name in official United States birth data.

When was Sonda most popular?

Sonda peaked in 1966 in United States, with 43 recorded births that year.

Is Sonda rising or falling in popularity?

In United States, Sonda’s popularity is falling — its rank has slipped from #2940 in 1937 to #9681 in 1989.

How many babies have been named Sonda?

At least 720 babies have been recorded with the name Sonda across official birth statistics in 2 countries.

Is Sonda popular in more than one country?

Yes — Sonda appears in official birth records in 2 countries: United States, France.