Harvey
Meaning: Battle worthy, strong Gender: Male Pronunciation: Har-Vee Language origin of Harvey: Germanic Regional origin of Harvey: Northern Europe Languages Harvey is most common: English, French Religions Harvey is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Har Last letter and sound: Y, vee Alternative Spelling: Harvie, Harv, Harvin
Guppy
Meaning: A small fish Gender: Male Pronunciation: Gup-Ee Language origin of Guppy: Germanic Regional origin of Guppy: Northern Europe Languages Guppy is most common: English Religions Guppy is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: G, Gup Last letter and sound: Y, ee Alternative Spelling: Gup, Guppyson, Gupster
Halley
Meaning: From the hall or meadow Gender: Male Pronunciation: Hal-Ee Language origin of Halley: Germanic Regional origin of Halley: Northern Europe Languages Halley is most common: English Religions Halley is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Hal Last letter and sound: Y, ee Alternative Spelling: Halle, Halleyson, Halli
Halsey
Meaning: Dweller by the wharf or causeway Gender: Male Pronunciation: Hal-See Language origin of Halsey: Germanic Regional origin of Halsey: Northern Europe Languages Halsey is most common: English Religions Halsey is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Hal Last letter and sound: Y, see Alternative Spelling: Halsie, Halsy, Halcy
Hanley
Meaning: From the high meadow Gender: Male Pronunciation: Han-Lee Language origin of Hanley: Germanic Regional origin of Hanley: Northern Europe Languages Hanley is most common: English Religions Hanley is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Han Last letter and sound: Y, lee Alternative Spelling: Hanlee, Hanly, Hanleigh
Grady
Meaning: Noble or illustrious Gender: Male Pronunciation: Gray-Dee Language origin of Grady: Germanic Regional origin of Grady: Northern Europe Languages Grady is most common: English Religions Grady is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: G, Gray Last letter and sound: Y, dee Alternative Spelling: Gradie, Gradyson, Gradey
Gray
Meaning: Of the color gray Gender: Male Pronunciation: Gray Language origin of Gray: Germanic Regional origin of Gray: Northern Europe Languages Gray is most common: English Religions Gray is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: G, Gray Last letter and sound: Y, – Alternative Spelling: Grae, Graye, Grayson
Grayley
Meaning: Gray field Gender: Male Pronunciation: Gray-Lee Language origin of Grayley: Germanic Regional origin of Grayley: Northern Europe Languages Grayley is most common: English Religions Grayley is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: G, Gray Last letter and sound: Y, lee Alternative Spelling: Graylee, Grayli, Grayleyson
Greeley
Meaning: From the gray meadow Gender: Male Pronunciation: Gree-Lee Language origin of Greeley: Germanic Regional origin of Greeley: Northern Europe Languages Greeley is most common: English Religions Greeley is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: G, Gree Last letter and sound: Y, lee Alternative Spelling: Greelee, Greeleyson, Greeleyer
Gregory
Meaning: Watchful or alert Gender: Male Pronunciation: Greh-Gor-Ee Language origin of Gregory: Germanic Regional origin of Gregory: Northern Europe Languages Gregory is most common: English Religions Gregory is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: G, Greh Last letter and sound: Y, gor Alternative Spelling: Gregore, Gregori, Gregy