Ollivander
Meaning of Ollivander
The name Ollivander is a unique and enchanting choice for a baby boy, steeped in literary magic and charm. Originating from the beloved "Harry Potter" series by J.K. Rowling, Ollivander is most famously associated with Garrick Ollivander, the legendary wandmaker known for his shop in Diagon Alley. Pronounced as ol-uh-VAN-der (/ˈɒləvændər/), this name has an intriguing and whimsical sound that evokes a sense of wonder and mystery. A variant spelling of the name is Olivander. While it remains relatively rare in the United States, its occurrence has been gradually increasing over recent years, reflecting its growing appeal among parents seeking a distinctive yet meaningful name. In 2023, there were 37 newborns named Ollivander, ranking it at 3218th place. This upward trend highlights its rising popularity since it first appeared on the charts in 2014 with just six occurrences. Choosing the name Ollivander can offer your child a connection to a world of fantasy and creativity while standing out with its singular elegance and historical depth.
Pronunciation
English (Harry Potter)
- Pronunced as ol-uh-VAN-der (/ˈɒləvændər/)
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