Gracy

Gracy is a Scottish twist on a famous feminine Latin name that formed from the word grâtia, meaning "grace." It is a variant of one of the first-ever virtue names, also known as grace names, used to express a parent's wish for their child. These names also include Faith, Hope, and Felicity, and began in the 16th century when the Puritans looked for creative names for their children. Baby Gracy can carry on the long-standing tradition of a name that means "favor" and "blessing," but with a modern spin and stylish spelling.