Omer is a name with rich cultural and historical significance, originating from both Arabic and Hebrew languages. Omer translates to 'flourishing'or 'prosperous'in Arabic, while in Hebrew, it signifies "sheaf of wheat. " The name has been associated with prominent figures throughout history, including Umar, a companion of the Prophet Muhammad and the second caliph of the Muslims. The name has also been used in various forms across different cultures, reflecting its enduring appeal and significance. Omer peaked at rank 357 in 1902 in the US, but its popularity peaked more recently in 2018 with over 92 babies per million named Omer. However, its popularity declined after the mid-20th century, Omer 's current popularity ranking is not definitively stated in the provided evidence; it is necessary to refer to the latest data from the Social Security Administration for accurate ranking.
