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Sofia and Noah most popular baby names in Switzerland in 2025

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August 23, 2026
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Sofia and Noah top the list of names given in 2025

Sofia and Noah top the list of names given in 2025


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Sofia was Switzerland’s most popular girls’ name last year, while Noah remained the top choice for boys, according to figures published on Friday by the Federal Statistical Office.





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Having ranked third the previous year, Sofia has now overtaken Emma and Mia, names that have featured prominently in the top three for several years.

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Noah also remains a regular at the top of the boys’ list, having topped the rankings 12 times since 2010. Last year, it again ranked ahead of Liam and Gabriel.

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In French-speaking Switzerland, Sofia also tops the list, ahead of Olivia and Alma. Among boys, Gabriel ranks first, with Noah in second place and Arthur completing the top three.

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