Deems, of Old English origin, is an infrequent yet distinctive given name. It means 'valiant' or 'renowned,' derived from the ancient word 'deor.' Once popular among early medieval nobility, it has since faded into rarity, making it a unique choice for those seeking an uncommon yet historically significant name.
The number of births with the name Deems fluctuated over these years, peaking at seven in 1952 and having its lowest point at five in 1954, resulting in a total of eighteen babies named Deems during this period.