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Heath

“Open uncultivated land”

1 syllable · 5 letters

About the name Heath

Heath is one syllable of landscape, and it has none of the gothic weight of Heathcliff even though they share a root. Spare, unadorned and hard to mispronounce.

Heath is a boy name of English origin, pronounced HEETH. On the NameRarity scale it scores 56 out of 100, which places it in the rare band — recognisable but seldom used. Distinctive without needing to be spelled out twice. Its strongest period was the 1970s.

Associated with
independentoutdoorsyquietself-reliant

Name facts at a glance

Meaning
Open uncultivated land
Origin
English
Gender
Boy
Pronunciation
HEETH
Syllables
1
Letters
5
US rank
#800
Peak era
1970s
Rarity
56 / 100
Per million
~58
Starts with
H
Numerology
6 · The Nurturer

How popular is Heath?

Popularity44/100
Rarity56/100

Heath sits at approximately #800 in recent US rankings. Roughly 58 people per million carry it — about 1 in 17,241. In a school of 1,000 pupils you would expect not to find a single one.

Famous people named Heath

  • Heath Ledger
    Australian actor

Spellings and variants of Heath

Heathcliff

Heath — frequently asked questions

What does the name Heath mean?

Heath means "Open uncultivated land". It is a name of English origin, most often given to a boy.

How do you pronounce Heath?

Heath is pronounced HEETH, with 1 syllable.

How rare is the name Heath?

Heath scores 56 out of 100 on the NameRarity scale, which makes it rare. Roughly 1 in every 17,241 people carry it — about 58 per million.

What is the numerology number for Heath?

Heath carries the expression number 6, known as The Nurturer. Its soul urge number is 6 and its personality number is 9.

What is the lucky number and lucky colour for Heath?

The lucky number for Heath is 6 (with 15, 24, 33 also favourable), and its lucky colour is Rose Blush. The traditional lucky day is Friday and the associated gemstone is Rose Quartz.

Is Heath a popular name?

Heath currently sits around rank #800 in the United States, and its strongest period was the 1970s.