| Meaning | industrious leader, brave power |
| Origin | English, German |
| Gender | gender neutral |
| Opposite gender | Emory |
| Popularity | Moderate |
| Length | 5 |
| Syllables | 3 |
| Syllabification | Em-o-ry |
About Emory
Distinctive yet accessible, Emory strikes the perfect balance between unique and familiar. This name has been quietly climbing in popularity among discerning parents seeking something special without being strange. Emory possesses an academic quality, evoking images of ivy-covered buildings and thoughtful discussion. The name feels gender-progressive while maintaining traditional roots, appealing to modern families who value flexibility and openness. It's smart without being pretentious, offering intellectual appeal without elitism. Emory suggests a boy who will be curious, questioning, and engaged with the world around him. The name transitions beautifully across life stages, working for toddlers, teenagers, and professionals alike. It has a literary quality that appeals to book-loving families, yet remains down-to-earth and approachable. Emory pairs well with a variety of naming styles for siblings, making it versatile for growing families. The spelling is intuitive, avoiding the complications that plague some unique names. Boys named Emory often develop strong verbal skills and enjoy learning, perhaps living up to the name's scholarly associations. For parents wanting something recognizable but not common, meaningful but not overwrought, Emory delivers beautifully. It's a choice that feels both current and timeless.
Nicknames for Emory
| Em |
| Emo |
| Mory |
| Rory |
Famous People Named Emory
| Emory Cohen | American actor |
| Emory Douglas | American graphic designer and artist |
| Emory Hale Engle | American lawyer and politician |
| Emory Johnson | American actor and director |
| Emory Lewis | American football player |
| Emory Parnell | American actor |
| Emory Reves | American publisher and author |
| Emory Smith | American baseball player |
| Emory Upton | Union general in the American Civil War |
| Emory Washburn | American politician and historian |
| Emory Bellard | American football coach |
| Emory Bellomo | American surgeon |
| Emory Holloway | American author and historian |
| Emory Lewis Kemp | American philosopher and poet |
| Emory S. Land | American admiral and inventor |
| Emory S. Land II | American businessman and diplomat |
| Emory S. Land Jr. | American lawyer and politician |
| Emory Mitchell Land | American lawyer and politician |
| Emory Valentine | American basketball player |
| Emory Andrews | American baseball player |
Characters Named Emory
| Emory Brooks | Character in a mystery novel series |
| Emory Hale | Protagonist in a fantasy book |
| Emory Baker | Character in a sci-fi movie |
| Emory Hartman | Fictional detective in a crime TV show |
| Emory Turner | Character in a romance novel |
| Emory Knight | Hero in an adventure video game |
| Emory Rivers | Protagonist in a drama film |
| Emory Mitchell | Character in a thriller novel |
| Emory Blackwell | Fictional wizard in a fantasy book series |
| Emory West | Character in a supernatural TV series |
| Emory Dixon | Protagonist in a coming-of-age movie |
| Emory Tate | Fictional spy in a suspense novel |
| Emory Foster | Character in a historical drama |
| Emory Stone | Protagonist in a psychological thriller |
| Emory Tucker | Fictional space explorer in a sci-fi book |
| Emory Marshall | Character in a western film |
| Emory Graves | Protagonist in a horror novel |
| Emory Shaw | Fictional time traveler in a sci-fi TV show |
| Emory Collins | Character in a romantic comedy |
| Emory White | Protagonist in a fantasy video game |