Crossley
c-ross-ley,
cr(os)-sley
US Popularity:11843
Origin:British
Meaning:Dweller at the cross; Meadow near the cross, cross in the glade
While it’s typically used as a last name, Crossley can be a great choice as a gender-neutral first name. A blend of the Old English elements cros and leah, Crossley can translate to “dweller at the cross,” “meadow near the cross,” or “cross in the glade.” Along with its religious connotations, a cross can also refer to any time of intersection, like two crossing paths or trees crossing branches. Whether you want to connect your little one to your faith, your hometown, or the overall beauty of nature, Crossley comes with plenty of paths to take.
How Popular Is The Name Crossley?
Yearly Ranking Change:
Year:
2012
Gender:
Girl
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in 2012
No comparison data from 2011
Sources
House of Names, Crossley History, Family Crest & Coats of Arms
Ancestry, Crossley Family History
SurnameDB, Last name: Crossley
Merriam-Webster Dictionary, cross, noun
WordSense Dictionary, cross
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