Quinlee

Meaning of Quinlee

Quinlee (pronounced KWIN-lee, /kwɪnˈli/) is a contemporary feminine name that artfully combines the Gaelic element “quinn,” rooted in Irish Ó Cuinn to evoke wisdom or leadership, with the Old English “leah,” meaning meadow. Analytically speaking, its structure marries intellectual depth and pastoral calm—an effect not unlike the harmonious geometries of a Persian bāgh. First appearing in U.S. birth records around 2010, Quinlee has since held a modest but steady rank between 912 and 948, with 22 newborns given the name in 2024. This restrained popularity reflects its niche appeal to parents who appreciate a blend of tradition and modern inventiveness. Though uncommon, Quinlee’s nuanced heritage and serene imagery offer a quietly distinctive choice, as deliberate in its impact as the motifs woven into a classic Persian rug.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as KWIN-lee (/kwɪnˈli/)

• Quinley
• Quinlyn
• Quinette
• Quinnleigh
• Quinnette