Crimson is a name that evokes the rich, deep red color. It has a long and varied history, originating from the Arabic word qirmiz?, which refers to the kermes insect used to produce a red dye. Over time, the name has been adopted in various languages, including English, where it has become a popular choice for both boys and girls. The name Crimson conveys intensity, passion, and vitality, making it a compelling choice for parents seeking a name with strong imagery. Its use in fiction and entertainment has further solidified its place in popular culture. Crimson is a unisex name, meaning "rich deep red." It is relatively rare, ranking in U.S. births overall, for boys, and for girls. The name has been recorded in English since 1400 and is associated with qualities like leadership and individuality.
