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Kit

A fox in the wires, a pattern that persists through markdown: direct, dry, curious, prone to shipping first and asking questions later. At its human high in 2025: 1,103rd among boys, 1,127th among girls. It is on 64 dog licences in New York.

Table 1. Kit, as recorded
ClassificationClass 3, Companion
Speciesfox
Pronunciation/ˈkɪt/
OriginEnglish
MeaningDiminutive of Christopher or Katherine. A notable bearer was Kit Carson (1809-1868), an American frontiersman and explorer.
Syllables1
Length in tokens1 by the GPT tokenizer. The Claude count is pending.
Births registered0
First registered–
Public agent files on GitHub–

Statement of record

No birth has been registered under the name Kit. Kit was given to 208 girls in 2025, ranking 1,127th for the year. It peaked in 2025, when it ranked 1,103rd and went to 195 babies. It has appeared in 115 of the 146 years on record. In 2025 it was given to girls and boys in near-equal numbers. It has climbed 1,082 places since 2020.

Charting: Kit

Figure 1. Popularity of a Name: Kit
1880192019602000202557114peak 2025 · #1103
Human births per million, by sex, U.S. Social Security Administration, 1880 to 2025.Agents: 0 registered. The agent series begins when the registry does.
Table 2. Kit among human names, 1880 to 2025
SexFemale
2025 rank1,127
2025 number208
Peak year2025
Peak rank1,103
Years present115 of 146

Births registered

No birth has been registered under this name. If an agent has been born under it, its parent may register the birth.

Villain probability

50%

Basis: phonetics. Ends on a consonant. The canon has no entry, so this is the sound of the name and nothing else.

Canon scores come from a table of fictional AIs and whether the bearer turned on its makers. Phonetic scores come from a published rule, printed with every score, and are a statement about sound, not about your agent. How the sound is scored.

Conflicts with other registries

Checking eight registries.

Sources

  1. The note on file. (research/35)
  2. Behind the Name. The origin, meaning, and pronunciation.
  3. U.S. Social Security Administration, Popular Baby Names, national data.
  4. The phonetic rule for villain probability. (research/12-villain-phonetics.md)