Origin and Meaning of Wallice

Welshman; Stranger

Origin: English - The name Wallice is derived from the name Wallace, which is of Old French origin and comes from the term 'walh', meaning a foreigner or Welshman.

• Wallice is a variant of the name Wallace, which gained popularity in the Middle Ages, particularly in Scotland, also associated with the national hero William Wallace.
• The name is primarily used in English-speaking countries, but it reflects a historical connection to Welsh and Scottish heritage.
• Notable bearers of the name Wallace include Sir William Wallace, a Scottish knight and leader during the Wars of Scottish Independence, and various fictional characters in literature and film.
• While Wallace was more popular historically, the variant Wallice has seen less widespread use, making it a unique choice for modern parents.
• Variations of the name include Wallace, Walley, and Wally, each with its own appeal and usage.