Hodge, of Old English origin, translates to 'heap' or 'mound'. It was initially used as a nickname for someone who lived near such a feature. The name has also been associated with the family name Hodges, which means 'son of Hodge'. Historically, Hodge has been popular in England and has seen occasional use in other English-speaking countries.
"The name Hodge experienced a notable decline in popularity over the course of these years, with its highest frequency being just eight births per year and only occurring twice."