Novice is of Latin origin, meaning 'new' or 'beginner'. It refers to someone who is new to a particular skill or field and is learning the basics. The name Novice gained popularity in the Middle Ages, often used for individuals joining religious orders as a sign of their newly acquired spiritual life. Today, it's still associated with new beginnings and fresh starts.
The name Novice was popular between the years of 1915 to 1937 with a peak in popularity during the year 1921 when it had its highest number of births (10). However, after 1937, there were no more births recorded for this name until 1948, indicating a significant drop in its usage. Overall, there were a total of 107 births with this name over the span of these years.