It reached its height of popularity in America in 1987 but it did not.

Original meaning of the name ashley. English Hebrew Spanish German or another origin. Until the 1960s it was more commonly given to boys in the United States but it is now most often used on girls. Ashley Originally male but now an increasingly popular given name.

Everly originated as a toponymic surname derived from the Old English roots eofor meaning boar and leah clearing It is related to the Germanic name Eberhard meaning brave as a wild boar from which popular name Everett also derived. Mary is the English form of Maria which ultimately was derived from the Hebrew name MaryamMariam. It is of Old English origin and the meaning of Ashley is ash meadow.

Possibly a feminine form of Richard or a name which has derived from two names. As a given name Ashley is now used mostly for girls. The original meaning of Maryam is uncertain but theories include drop of the sea from Hebrew roots mar drop and yam sea.

Yuta was anglicized to Utah - From a 1954 publication by the Daughters of Utah Pioneers. Surname and place name. Bitter from Hebrew marah bitterness.

In the Old Testament this is the name of Nabals wife. Here are the original meanings of these common names according to Hanks and his coatuhors Hardcastle and Hodges. AshleighAshley Old English surname now used as a first name.

A shley as a boys name also used more widely as girls name Ashley is pronounced ASH-lee. Meaning is derived. From the Hebrew name אביגיל Avigayil meaning my father is joy derived from the roots אב meaning father and גיל meaning joy.