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The first name Hollie

A girl’s name.

2 syllables Female Also a surname

Meaning and origin

Spelling variant of Holly.

From Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Popularity

Babies registered in England and Wales, 1996–2025

In 2025, 97 girls were named Hollie, making it the 419th most popular girls’ name. It peaked in 2012, with 1,062 births (#54).

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17,999
babies named Hollie, 1996–2025
#419
rank in 2025
2012
peak year

Office for National Statistics; years with fewer than three births are not published and show as zero. Compare Hollie with other names.

Popularity in the United States

Babies named Hollie at birth, 1880–2025

In 2025, 60 girls born in the United States were named Hollie, the 2,834th most popular girls’ name that year. It was used most in 1983, when 653 were.

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19,906
babies named Hollie since 1880
#2,834
rank in 2025
1983
peak year

US Social Security Administration, from applications for a Social Security card. A name is only published for a year when at least five babies were given it, so quieter years show as zero.

Famous people named Hollie

4 on Wikidata, most written-about first

  • Hollie Stevens
    American pornographic actress (1982-2012)
  • Hollie Webb
    British field hockey player, born 1990
  • Hollie Grima
    Australian basketball player (born 1983)
  • Hollie Arnold
    British athlete, born 1994

Questions

What does the name Hollie mean?
Spelling variant of Holly.
How popular is the name Hollie?
In 2025, 97 girls born in England and Wales were named Hollie, ranking 419th. Its peak was 2012, with 1,062 births.
Is Hollie a boy's or a girl's name?
Both. Of the 19,906 US babies named Hollie since 1880, 93% were girls and 7% boys.
When was Hollie most popular?
1983 in the United States, when 653 babies were named Hollie, its highest rank at 347th.
Is Hollie also a surname?
Yes. Hollie is used as a surname as well as a first name; its surname page has the origin and how many people carry it.