Overview

• RENAPER records show Everest was registered only twice in 1964 and twice in 1995.
• The personal name traces back to British geographer Sir George Everest, immortalized in the Himalayas.
• The name evokes grandeur, ambition and resilience associated with the world’s highest peak.
• Parents in Argentina have embraced more unique, story-driven names in recent decades.
• In English-speaking countries, Everest occasionally appears as a powerful unisex or masculine choice.