Pearl; from Greek "margarites" meaning a precious pearl gemstone
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Margot is listed in our catalog as a girl name. Its listed meaning is "Pearl; from Greek "margarites" meaning a precious pearl gemstone". Listed origin: French.
MAR-goh
Catalog phonetic spelling
In 2024, Margot ranked #126 in US Social Security name records for female births. This is the latest verified year in our catalog, not a live ranking.
| Birth year | Rank |
|---|---|
| 2020 | #234 |
| 2021 | #194 |
| 2022 | #193 |
| 2023 | #148 |
| 2024 | #126 |
Source: Social Security Administration. US data is not a worldwide measure of usage. Missing years are not zero births.
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Margot is listed in our catalog as a girl name. Its listed meaning is "Pearl; from Greek "margarites" meaning a precious pearl gemstone". Listed origin: French.
Our catalog's pronunciation guide is MAR-goh. Pronunciation can vary by language and family.
In 2024, Margot ranked #126 in US Social Security name records for female births. This is the latest verified year in our catalog, not a live ranking.
Ideas to try include Maggie. These are suggestions, not a measure of usage.
Try Margot Rose, Margot Grace, Margot Marie, Margot Jane aloud with your surname. These pairings are subjective suggestions.
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