Genesee
Meaning of Genesee
Genesee feels like a soft breeze through sunlit fields. It comes from the Seneca word for “pleasant valley,” carrying a gentle strength. It also whispers of “genesis,” echoing ancient Latin roots of new beginnings. Parents who choose Genesee invite calm optimism and adventurous spirit into their daughter’s life. Though rare on baby lists, that rarity is part of its charm—a hidden treasure waiting to blossom. And no, she won’t be mistaken for a valley, but she’ll carry that peaceful strength wherever she roams. Each time it’s spoken—juh-NEE-see—it dances off the tongue with warmth and promise.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as juh-NEE-see (/dʒə'niːsiː/)
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