Earlyne, of Latin origin, means "early born" and was popularized during the Middle Ages. It is a unique and distinctive given name that has been predominantly used by females throughout history. Earlyne is composed of two elements: 'earl', meaning nobleman or earl, and 'ene', which is derived from the Latin word 'genus', signifying race or kind. The name implies an early birth into nobility or a higher social status. Earlyne's popularity has been relatively low compared to other names, making it quite uncommon today.
"The name Earlyne had a notable peak in popularity between 1924 and 1936, with over ten babies named Earlyne born each year during this period. However, its usage declined significantly afterwards, with fewer than ten births per year from 1937 onwards. Despite the fluctuations, the name's total births accumulated to 300 over the years."