Olyver
Gender: Boy
Meaning: Olive tree — a symbol of peace and fruitfulness
Origin: Latin Olivarius, or possibly Old Norse Áleifr (ancestor's relic)
Popularity: Ranked #6346 in 2025 with 14 babies born.
History: A variant or related form of Oliver. Shares the meaning 'Olive tree — a symbol of peace and fruitfulness.'
Similar names: oliver, olliver, olivier
Name length: 6 letters
How common is Olyver? About 1 in 237,750 babies born in 2025 were named Olyver, or roughly 0 per day in the United States.
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Frequently asked about Olyver
What does the name Olyver mean?
Olyver means “Olive tree — a symbol of peace and fruitfulness” from Latin Olivarius, or possibly Old Norse Áleifr (ancestor's relic) roots.
What is the origin of the name Olyver?
Olyver has Latin Olivarius, or possibly Old Norse Áleifr (ancestor's relic) origin. The traditional meaning is “Olive tree — a symbol of peace and fruitfulness”.
How popular is Olyver?
Olyver ranked #6143 in 2025 — given to 14 babies that year.
When was Olyver most popular?
Olyver peaked in 2022 with 33 babies registered that year.
Is Olyver a boy or girl name?
Olyver is predominantly a boys' name — over 90% of Olyvers in registered births are male.
Is the name Olyver rising or falling in popularity?
Olyver has fallen 1452 spots in the rankings over the last 5 years — from #4691 in 2020 to #6143 in 2025.
How long has Olyver been recorded?
Olyver appears in birth records across 19 years — from 2007 through 2025.