Swedish names·Boy's name

Atlas

Atlas is a Swedish boy's name. 52 baby boys were named Atlas in 2022, the 192nd most popular boys' name that year. 195 people in Sweden went by Atlas in 2020.
Babies in 2022
52
192nd for boys
Babies 1998–2022
257
People, 2020
195
1696th among men
Average age, 2020
5

Meaning and origin

We don't have a sourced origin for Atlas yet, and we would rather show nothing than guess.

Popularity in Sweden

Among newborns, Atlas has been rising over the last few years. Its best year between 1998 and 2022 was 2022. The figures are for this exact spelling; other spellings of the name are counted on their own.

Babies named Atlas, per year
0501001998200020052010201520202022

Years with fewer than two babies (fewer than ten before 2004) show as zero in the chart and as – in the table.

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YearBoys
1998–
1999–
2000–
2001–
2002–
2003–
2004–
2005–
2006–
20075
2008–
20096
20108
20119
20127
20134
201410
201511
201612
201711
201823
201928
202033
202138
202252
People in Sweden called Atlas
010020019992005201020152020

Everyone registered in Sweden on 31 December with this as the first name they use.

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YearMen and boys
1999–
2000–
2001–
2002–
2003–
2004–
200510
200610
200714
200815
200921
201029
201139
201246
201352
201461
201573
201685
2017102
2018129
2019162
2020195

Atlas in a sentence

  • Hej! Jag heter Atlas.Hi! My name is Atlas.
  • Atlas har bott i Uppsala i tre år.Atlas has lived in Uppsala for three years.
  • Jag ska fika med Atlas i eftermiddag.I'm having coffee with Atlas this afternoon.
  • Atlas mamma är lärare.Atlas's mum is a teacher.

Swedish shows possession with a plain -s and no apostrophe: Atlas mamma is Atlas's mum. Because Atlas already ends in s, nothing is added.

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How popular is Atlas in Sweden?

52 babies were named Atlas in 2022. In 2020, 195 people in Sweden had Atlas as the first name they go by. Among newborns the name has been rising lately and peaked in 2022 in the years SCB covers (1998–2022).

Popularity figures: Statistics Sweden (SCB), name statistics (BE0001) from the Statistical Database, released as open data under CC0. Each spelling is counted as its own name, as SCB does. SCB's open name statistics end with babies named in 2022 and the population on 31 December 2020; SCB stopped producing name statistics in 2024 and now points to the Swedish Tax Agency (Skatteverket) for newer figures.

Origins, IPA and recordings: Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0), via kaikki.org; recordings from Lingua Libre on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA). Lingolib is not affiliated with SCB or Wiktionary. Sources last checked 7 October 2026.