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Sharon

Sharon is a baby girl’s name of Hebrew origin that means “a plain”. Sharon was popular in the mid 20th century but has fallen in popularity in the last decade. Sharon is a classic, vintage name that deserves a second look.

Meaning of the Name Sharon

Sharon is a baby girl’s name of Hebrew origin that means “a plain” and refers to a fertile plain near the coast of Israel. Sharon is the name of a flowering shrub called the Rose of Sharon. The Rose of Sharon is a symbol of beauty and is used in the Hebrew Bible to describe the beauty of the wife of King Solomon.

Sharon has always been a beautiful name and it's popularity peaked between 1935 – 1977. Today in 2023, the name is a bit less popularity, but it's definitely not rare to hear when meeting new people.

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Nicknames for Sharon

Sharon evokes feelings of beauty and grace. Sharon is considered to be a common name, which means some may want to use a nickname. We've compiled a list of all the best nicknames for Sharon but feel free to come up with your own, if you'd like.

Sharon Name Details

Style: Traditional

Gender: Sharon is usually considered to be a girls name.

Pronunciation: SHAR-en, SHEHR-en

Syllables: Two

Alternative Spellings for Sharon

Sharon Name Popularity

According to the Social Security Administration, Sharon is a popular baby girl’s name. Sharon was in the top 1000 baby names from 1925 to 2016. Sharon was in the top 100 names from 1935 to 1977 and the top 10 from 1943 to 1948.

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Great Middle Names for Sharon and Their Meanings

Famous People Named Sharon

  • Sharon Stone (American actress)
  • Sharon Osbourne (English TV personality)
  • Sharon Corr (Irish singer)
  • Sharon Maguire (English film director)
  • Sharon den Adel (Dutch singer)
  • Sharon (literature, “The Skyrocket” by Adela Rogers St. Johns)
  • Sharon Newman (television, “Young and the Restless”)
  • Sharon Carter (media, character in Marvel Comics)
  • Sharon Cooper (film, “Grease 2”)
  • Sharon Anne Watts (television, “EastEnders”)
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