article_snippet.sent: In 2013, it didn't even make the top 1,000.
article_snippet.sent: Between 1996 and 2013, unusual names such as Dexter (there were 1,019 born in 2013), Jenson (1,055) and Harley (1,275) all climbed in popularity to break the top 100.
article_snippet.sent: Nearly 200 were born in 2013.
article_snippet.sent: Data from last year shows a surge in Arabic names in the UK, with Omar, Ali and Ibrahim all entering the boys’ top 100 for the first time.
article_snippet.sent: For girls, Maryam has shot up 59 places to number 35, while Nur is a new entry in girls’ top 100, jumping straight to number 29.
article_snippet.sent: And Muhammad has risen an astonishing 27 places compared to last year to claim the number-one spot for boys.
article_snippet.sent: ’s biggest riser within girls’ top 100 was Maryam, while the highest new entries were Nur, Emilia and Gracie.
article_snippet.sent: For baby boys, Teddy was the biggest climber within the top 100.
article_snippet.sent: The highest new entry was Kian.
highlights_snippet.sent: Meanwhile, names including Dexter and Jenson are now in the top 100 .