Gender:
Feminine
Usage:
English
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Medieval English form of Hilarius or Hilaria. In the Middle Ages it was mainly a masculine name. It was revived in early 20th-century Britain as a predominantly feminine name. In the United States, this name and the variant Hillary appeared to decline in popularity after Hillary Clinton (1947-) became first lady in 1993. Notable bearers include American actresses Hilary Swank (1974-) and Hilary Duff (1987-).
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| Variants | Hillary |
| Other Languages & Cultures |
(Ancient Greek):
Hilarion (Spanish): Hilaria (Ancient Roman): Hilarius (Macedonian): Ilarion (Estonian): Hillar (Finnish): Ilari, Lari (French): Hilaire (Italian): Ilaria, Ilario, Ilary (Russian): Ilariy, Illarion (Scottish): Ellar (Scottish Gaelic): Ealar (Spanish): Hilario (Welsh): Ilar |
| Surname Descendants | (English): Ellery |
| User Submissions | Hilary |
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| Name | Years | Category |
|---|---|---|
| Hilary Mantel | 1952-2022 | Notable Writers |
| Hilary Swank | 2005 | Oscar Award Winners |