Brady

Brady signifies someone with a lively spirit or broad shoulders, hinting at an individual of enthusiastic or strong character and dynamic energy. It conveys a sense of vivacity, strength, and expansiveness.

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Originally derived as an Anglicized form of the Irish name Ó Brádaigh, Brady is of Gaelic origin. The name traditionally indicated a descendant of Brádach, a term that means 'spirited' or 'broad'.

  • Popularity: 611th
  • Babies named Brady in the US in 2023:
    Female: 40
    Male: 1030
  • Nicknames: B, Brad, Rady, B-Ray, Bray.
  • Full Names: Bradford, Brayden, Braden, Bradley, Braydon.
  • Famous Namesakes: Tom Brady-NFL player, Brady Anderson-MLB player, Brady Corbet-Actor, Brady Noon-Actor, Brady Quinn-NFL Quarterback.
  • Gender: Brady is typically associated with males, but it has seen increasing usage for females, classifying it as a unisex name.
  • Numerology: Brady is often associated with the traits of creativity and expression in numerology. The name resonates with the number 5, which highlights adventure, adaptability, and a free-spirited nature that loves change and diversity. Holders of this name often have a zest for life.

Brady has steadily grown in popularity since the late 20th century, largely due to high-profile sports figures like Tom Brady. It is often favored for its modern, spirited appeal and its blend of traditional Irish roots with a contemporary sound. In recent years, it remains a popular choice in the United States, ranking among the top 300 names for boys.

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