Farley

Farley is a surname-turned-first name typically given to boys, originating in Old English and Irish. As a British toponymic surname, Farley derives from the elements fearn and leah, meaning “fern meadow.” Farley’s Irish roots trace back to the surnames Ó Faircheallaigh, meaning “super war,” and Ó Fearghail, meaning “man of valor.” Whether inspired by its idyllic undertones or vibrant tenacity, Farley is a fitting choice for the little hero who loves the land.