Ainslie
Meaning of Ainslie
The name Ainslie, primarily used for females, is of Scottish origin and means "one's own meadow." It is pronounced as AINZ-lee (/eɪnzli/) in English. The name is a variation of Ainsley and carries a sense of nature and tranquility, often associated with the serene imagery of meadows. While not extremely common, Ainslie has seen sporadic use in the United States over the years. Its highest occurrence was in 2009 with 40 newborns named Ainslie, ranking it at 3869 for that year. The name has maintained a relatively modest presence on the baby name charts, suggesting it appeals to parents seeking a unique yet classic-sounding name for their daughters.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as AINZ-lee (/eɪnzli/)
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Notable People Named Ainslie
| Ainslie Thomas Embree was a Canadian Indologist and historian known for his influential work in modern Indian history and his efforts to promote understanding between the US and India. |
| Ainslie Roberts was an Australian artist known for his interpretations of Aboriginal legends in the Dreamtime books, created in collaboration with ethnologist Charles Mountford. |
| Ainslie Thomas Henderson is a Scottish singer-songwriter and animator who gained fame through his appearance on the BBC's Fame Academy and achieved success with his UK top 5 single "Keep Me a Secret," before transitioning to film writing and animation, earning a BAFTA for his work on The Making of Longbird. |
