Origin and Meaning of Emary

A variant of the name Emilia, meaning 'rival' or 'to strive'

Origin: Latin - Derived from the Latin name Aemilius (masculine) and Aemilia (feminine), from the Latin word 'aemulus,' meaning 'rival.' Emary may also be seen as a blend of Emily and Mary.

• Emary is relatively rare compared to its more common counterparts, yet it carries a unique charm and modern feel.
• While Emary does not have a long historical usage, it blends elements of traditional names resembling both Emily and Mary, which are well-established across various cultures.
• Notable bearers of the name Emary are scarce, but its derivatives like Emilia have been used by several artistic and literary figures, including Shakespeare's play 'The Comedy of Errors'.
• Popularity for Emary has remained low, but interest in unique and modern spellings has grown, reflected in the rising usage of similar names.
• Related names include Emily, Emilia, and Emmeline, as well as the classic name Mary.