Origin and Meaning of Conney

Brave as a hound

Origin: English - Derived from the surname 'Conn', an Anglicized form of the Irish name 'Conchobhar', associated with bravery and valor.

• Conney is a lesser-known name that may be primarily recognized as a variation of the more common name Connor.
• In Ireland, names with a similar root, like Conor, have been widely used, reflecting a cultural connection to heroic traditions.
• Notable bearers include individuals in literature and entertainment, although Conney itself is not as frequently used as its variants.
• The name's popularity is relatively low, but its variations like Connor have seen significant popularity in recent decades.
• Variations of the name include Conor, Connelly, and Connell, each with its unique characteristics and histories.