Origin and Meaning of Easley

From the east meadow

Origin: Old English - Derived from the Old English elements 'east' meaning 'east' and 'leigh' meaning 'meadow' or 'clearing'.

• Easley is traditionally a surname that has transitioned into use as a given name, common in English-speaking countries.
• The name is particularly associated with regions in England where place names derived from 'leigh' can be found, indicating geographical origin.
• Notable bearers of the name include Easley Blackwood, an American software engineer and inventor.
• As a first name, Easley has not been as popular or widely used compared to traditional names, but it may appeal to those looking for unique or nature-inspired names.
• Variations or similar names include Easton and Lee, which can also convey connections to geographical features.