Perry

The name Perry is traditionally associated with meanings such as "dweller by the pear tree" due to its Old English roots. In a Latin context, it carries connotations of 'traveler' or 'pilgrim' reflecting journeys or adventures.

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The name Perry has roots in both Old English and Latin origins. In Old English, it is derived from the word "pirige," meaning "pear tree." The Latin origin comes from "periare," meaning "traveler" or "pilgrim."

  • Popularity: 1,864th
  • Babies named Perry in the US in 2023:
    Female: 122
    Male: 135
  • Nicknames: Pez, Per, Pip, Pippo, Parish..
  • Full Names: Perrin, Peronell, Perryman, Peregrine, Perilla..
  • Famous Namesakes: Perry Como-Singer, Perry Farrell-Musician, Perry Ellis-Fashion Designer, Perry Mason-Fictional Lawyer, Perry Saturn-Wrestler..
  • Gender: Historically a masculine name, Perry has gained popularity as a gender-neutral name over the years.
  • Numerology: In numerology, Perry corresponds to the number 8, symbolizing ambitious and industrious qualities. People with this name are often seen as natural leaders possessing strong organizational skills, authority, and a tendency towards material success.

Perry experienced its peak popularity in the United States during the mid-20th century. Though it isn't as common today, the name remains a timeless choice that carries historical significance and a touch of vintage charm.

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