Norm is a traditional given name of English origin, derived from the Old Norse 'Norðr,' which means 'north.' It gained popularity during the Victorian era and was often used as a nickname for individuals with surnames such as Norton or Norden. The name Norm has been associated with notable figures throughout history, including Norman Conquest leader William the Conqueror, further contributing to its recognition.
"The name Norm experienced a significant rise and fall in popularity over this period, peaking with 33 births in 1957 and 28 births in 1962, then dropping to as low as 6 births in 1968."