Ottoline has never appeared in the Social Security Administration's national data, which lists every name given to at least five babies in a year. That makes it genuinely rare in the United States rather than simply uncommon.
A feminine form of Otto, with Germanic origins meaning "wealthy". Has an aristocratic air with vintage appeal.
Ottoline is of Germanic origin, described as aristocratic and vintage in style.
Ottoline is listed as a girls' name, but it is too rare in the United States to show a measured split.
Names of the same origin for a sister, most common first.
A feminine form of Otto, with Germanic origins meaning "wealthy". Has an aristocratic air with vintage appeal.
Ottoline is of Germanic origin, and is usually described as aristocratic and vintage in style.
Ottoline has never appeared in the Social Security Administration's national data, which lists every name given to at least five babies in a year. That makes it genuinely rare in the United States rather than simply uncommon.
Ottoline is listed as a girls' name, but it is too rare in the United States to show a measured split.