Amery
Meaning of Amery
Amery steps onto the world stage like a young traveler at dawn—bathed in rosy light, nodding to Old Germanic roots that speak of “work” and “ruler” while carrying the soft echo of the Latin amare, to love. Unisex by nature and pronounced AM-uh-ree (/ˈæməri/), it tiptoes between strength and tenderness, rolling as smoothly as sun-kissed marble in a Spanish courtyard. Once a hidden gem, it has gradually charmed parents across the U.S.: in 2024, thirty-one newborns bore the name, lifting it to the 919th spot in popularity. With a warm heart, a dash of Mediterranean flair, and no assembly instructions required, Amery weaves heritage and hope into every syllable, standing ready for its next story.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as AM-uh-ree (/ˈæməri/)
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