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Boy · KLARK · English

Klark is a boys' name of English origin, meaning “clerk, scribe”. In 2025 it ranked 12,003rd for boys in the US (5 babies).

What does Klark mean?

English: spelling of Clark; English occupational surname, from Latin clericus

“clerk, scribe”

Clark Kent, the mild-mannered alter ego of Superman, is a famous fictional bearer.

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KLARK

Meaning borrowed from Clark. More on Wiktionary.

Is Klark a girl's or a boy's name?

Klark is a boys' name. In 2025, it was given to 5 boys in the US. Too few girls were given it to be listed.

How popular is Klark in the US?

Rank in 2025
#12,003among boys
Babies in 2025
5about 1 in 340,000 boys
Five-year trend
Too rare to calltoo few babies to tell
Same name in a class
under 1%chance among 15 boys

In 2025, 5 boys in the US were named Klark, making it the 12,003rd most popular name for boys. Five years earlier, in 2020, it was 9,548th. Its busiest year was 2023, with 15 boys. It first appears in the records in 1964.

Half of all the boys named Klark in the US since 1880 were born between 2005 and 2020, the years shaded on the chart below.

In 2025, 879 boys in the US were given Klark or a name that sounds the same. With every name's spellings counted this way, that ranks #381, up from #12,003 for this spelling alone.

1964Busiest: 15 in 20232025
Klark in the US, year by year
YearBoysRank
20255#12,003
20245#12,341
202315#5,922
20220–
20218#8,820
20207#9,548
20198#8,883
20189#8,150
201714#6,056
20166#10,739
201511#7,061
20148#8,775
20130–
20120–
20110–
20100–
20090–
20085#12,546
20070–
20060–
20056#10,144
20040–
20030–
20025#10,660
20010–
20000–
19990–
19980–
19970–
19960–
19950–
19940–
19930–
19920–
19910–
19905#8,108
19890–
19880–
19870–
19860–
19850–
19840–
19830–
19820–
19810–
19800–
19790–
19780–
19770–
19760–
19750–
19740–
19730–
19720–
19710–
19700–
19690–
19680–
19675#3,964
19667#3,247
19650–
19648#3,049

Names like Klark

Names given in the same years and the same naming tradition, with a similar sound.

Other spellings of Klark

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