Origin and Meaning of Grey

Gray-haired, elderly, or the color gray

Origin: English - Derived from the Old English word 'graeg', meaning gray or grey, used to denote the color as well as to describe someone with gray hair.

• Grey is often considered a unisex name and has gained popularity in contemporary naming trends.
• In some cultures, gray is associated with neutrality and balance, making it an appealing choice for modern parents.
• Not notable bearers include Greyson Chance, an American singer-songwriter, who popularized variations of the name Grey in recent years.
• The name has seen increased popularity in the 21st century, especially in the context of newer generations embracing color-inspired names.
• Related names include Grayson, which means 'son of the steward' and has become a popular variant, especially in the U.S.