Norm is a concise masculine name of Anglo-Norman origin, originally a familiar form of Norman (“northman”) that also resonates with the Latin word norma, meaning “rule” or “pattern.” Pronounced /nɔrm/ in English, it conveys a sense of stability and order, appealing to parents who value clarity and tradition. In the United States, Norm enjoyed steady, mid-century usage—entering the national rankings in the 1930s, peaking around the 513th position, and remaining within the top 700 through the 1970s—underscoring its enduring, if modest, appeal. With its blend of Germanic heritage and Latin etymology, Norm offers a balanced, culturally rich choice for a modern family seeking a name that is both straightforward and steeped in history.
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