Soley
Meaning of Soley
The name Soley is a charming and unique choice for baby girls, with its roots in Icelandic culture. Pronounced as SOH-lee (/ˈsoʊli/), this name evokes images of sunlight and warmth, fitting given that "Soley" can be associated with the Icelandic word for "sun." Though not widely common in the United States, Soley has seen steady albeit modest usage over the years, reflecting its appeal to parents seeking a distinctive yet beautiful name. The name has been consistently recorded in U.S. birth data from 2000 onwards, with its highest occurrence being 14 newborns in 2018. With its gentle sound and radiant connotations, Soley makes an excellent choice for those looking to bestow their daughter with a name that shines brightly.
Pronunciation
Icelandic
- Pronunced as SOH-lee (/ˈsoʊli/)
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Notable People Named Soley
| Sóley Sesselja Bender is a pioneering professor at the University of Iceland, specializing in sexual and reproductive health and contributing significantly to the development of teaching and policy formulation in this field. |
| Sóley Tómasdóttir is an Icelandic gender and diversity advocate, former politician, and former leader of the Left-Green Movement in the Reykjavík City Council. |
