Rory

  • Origin
    Gaelic, Irish
  • Meaning
    As a female name, Rory still carries the essence of its original meaning, reflecting attributes of strength, leadership, and regal qualities associated with a ruler.
  • Variations
    Rori, Rorie, Roree
  • Similar names
    Riley, Rowan, Quinn, Reagan
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  • Rory, traditionally a male name of Irish origin, has evolved into a unique and powerful choice for baby girls as well. Rooted in the Gaelic words "RuairĂ­" and "Ruaraidh," meaning "red-haired king," Rory exudes strength and leadership qualities that are equally fitting for females. As a unisex name, it has gained increasing popularity due to its appealing blend of femininity and regal undertones. Parents drawn to this name will appreciate its historic significance and its association with renowned figures in both real life and fiction. From Rory Kennedy, the talented documentary filmmaker, to the beloved fictional character Rory Gilmore from the TV series "Gilmore Girls," the name has left an indelible mark in various domains. Whether you prefer a name that embraces its traditional roots or one that challenges gender norms, Rory stands as a versatile and captivating choice for your little girl. With its melodic simplicity and strong meaning, Rory promises to bestow upon your daughter the charm of a true ruler and leader.
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