Kipper, of Germanic origin, means 'curly-headed'. It is derived from the Middle German word 'kupper', which was used to describe a person with a curly hairstyle. The name first appeared in England during the Middle Ages and has since been primarily associated with the United Kingdom. Kipper is considered an unusual yet charming name, often chosen for its unique sound and historical significance. It has no variants or diminutives, standing alone as a distinctive moniker.
"The name Kipper experienced a steady rise and fall in popularity over the decades, peaking with ten births in 1976."