Origin and Meaning of Paisly

Church or cemetery, referring to a place where an individual might find peace

Origin: Scottish - Derived from the name of a town in Scotland known as Paisley, which is linked to the Old English word 'pæis', meaning 'church'.

• Paisley is often associated with the Paisley pattern, a teardrop-shaped design that originated in Persia and became popular in textile manufacturing in Scotland.
• The name has become popular in recent years, particularly in the United States, as part of a trend toward unique and modern-sounding names.
• Notable bearers of the name include various cultural figures and characters in popular culture, though it is less common than more traditional names.
• The popularity of the name Paisley has risen significantly in the early 21st century, ranking among the top names for girls.
• Variants of the name include Paislee and Paisleigh, reflecting the trend towards creative spelling in contemporary names.