Mallory is a name with rich history and diverse origins. Originating from Old French, It means "unlucky" or "unhappy, " derived from the word 'malheure'meaning bad fortune. However, the name has evolved to carry a timeless charm and classic appeal. It has been used as both a surname and a given name, with notable associations in literature and history. The name Mallory has been popularized by various cultural references, such as Enid Blyton'series "Malory Towers" and Thomas Malory's classic chronicle "Le Morte d'Arthur. " Despite its negative connotations, the name has maintained its popularity due to its vintage vibes and versatility.
