Mckinley

The name McKinley is primarily of Scottish origin and is derived from the surname 'Mac Fhionnlaigh,' traditionally meaning 'son of the fair-haired one' or 'son of the fair-haired warrior.' It originally refers to a descendant of a man named Finlay or Finnian, who was known for his fairness, wisdom, or valor.

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McKinley is of Scottish and Gaelic origin derived from the surname 'Mac Fhionnlaigh,' which translates to 'son of Finlay' or 'son of the fair-haired warrior.' It originated from the Scottish Highlands.

  • Popularity: 1,166th
  • Babies named Mckinley in the US in 2023:
    Female: 458
    Male: 45
  • Nicknames: Mack, Mac, Kin, Kiki, Mini.
  • Full Names: Mckinley John, Mckinley Rose, Mckinley James, Mckinley Grace, Mckinley Anne.
  • Famous Namesakes: William McKinley-US President, McKinley Freeman-Actor, McKinley Morganfield-Musician (also known as Muddy Waters), McKinley Belcher-Actor, McKinley Wright-Basketball Player.
  • Gender: The name McKinley can be used for both boys and girls, making it a unisex name. It is considered trendy for both genders, often used to convey strength and charisma.
  • Numerology: In numerology, McKinley resonates with the number 5, signifying a personality that craves freedom, adventure, and excitement. It represents individuals who are resourceful, adaptable, and versatile, with an ability to adjust in various situations while remaining charismatic and persuasive in their communications.

The name McKinley has seen a rise in popularity, especially within the United States. It became more prominent after President William McKinley. From the late 20th century onwards, the name has been enjoyed as both a first name and a surname, resonating with modern parents for its unisex appeal and historic significance.

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