Ainslee: Name Meaning, Origin, and Popularity

Pronunciation: ah-eensl-eh-eh
Origin: United States
gender-female

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Created on Nov 04, 2024 · 1 min read
Meaning: A modern spelling of Ainsley, meaning "one's own meadow."

Ainslee is a Scottish feminine name with roots in both Scottish and Old English cultures. The name originates from the place name Annessley in Britain and translates to "only hermitage wood" or "only clearing." It consists of two Gaelic terms: 'ainn,' meaning a stream, and 'leah,' indicating a clearing or meadow. The name has evolved over time, with various spelling variations such as Ainsley and Ainslie. Despite its rich history, Ainslee is less commonly used as a given name compared to its more popular variant, Ainsley.

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