Connery, of Scottish origin, is an uncommon given name that has gained some popularity over time. Derived from the Gaelic word 'connach', meaning 'hound of war', Connery is often associated with strength and courage. It first came to prominence through the actor Sir Sean Connery, famously known for portraying James Bond in several films during the 1960s. The name has since been used occasionally as a tribute to his iconic performances.
The name Connery has seen peaks and valleys in popularity over the years, with a significant surge in usage between 1998 and 2002, reaching its highest point in 2002 with 15 births. However, it appears to have fallen out of favor since then, with the number of births dropping below 10 each year from 2003 onwards, except for a brief spike in 2006 with 9 births. The most common years for the name Connery were 1981 and 2013, each with 5 births. Overall, there have been 145 babies named Connery since 1981.