Presley
Meaning of Presley
Presley is a female name pronounced as PREZ-lee (/ˈprɛz.li/). An alternate spelling for this name is Pressley. This moniker has consistently been popular in the United States, ranking within the top 300 names since 2005. From the data provided, Presley's popularity peaked around 2015 when it ranked at number 188. It was least popular in the early years of its usage (1980s), but has steadily gained traction ever since. The name evokes a sense of strength and uniqueness, making it a beautiful choice for your baby girl.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as PREZ-lee (/ˈprɛz.li/)
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Notable People Named Presley
| Presley O'Bannon, a first lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps, is known for his bravery during the First Barbary War and for being presented with a sword that became the model for the Mameluke Sword worn by Marine Corps officers today. |
| Presley Cash is an American musician and actress, recognized for her roles in Taylor Swift's music videos "Mean" and "I Can See You". |
| Presley Thornton was a prominent planter and public official in Colonial Virginia, known for his role in the House of Burgesses and his familial connections to other influential figures of the time, including future presidents James Madison and Zachary Taylor. |
| Presley Askew was a successful American basketball and baseball coach with an impressive overall coaching record, known for his competitive teams and championship appearances. |
| Presley Neville (1755–1818) was an American military officer and state official known for his service in the American Revolutionary War. |
