Macey
Meaning of Macey
The name Macey, pronounced MAY-see (/ˈmeɪsi/), is a charming and contemporary choice for baby girls. Its origins can be traced back to Old French, where it was derived from a surname meaning "weapon." Over the years, Macey has evolved into a stylish first name that exudes both strength and femininity. A popular variation of the name is Macy. In the United States, Macey has seen fluctuating popularity since the early 20th century. It reached its peak in 2001 when it ranked as the 494th most popular name for newborn girls. Although its ranking has declined in recent years, Macey remains an appealing option for parents seeking a modern yet classic name for their daughters. The name often evokes associations with grace and resilience, making it an enduring favorite among new parents.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as MAY-see (/ˈmeɪsi/)
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Notable People Named Macey
| Barry Macey Brooks is a former NFL wide receiver for the Dallas Cowboys and Chicago Bears, who also co-owned and coached for the Kane County Dawgs in the CIFL, having played college football at James Madison University. |
