Grey

Meaning gray-haired, gray
Origin English
Gender gender neutral
Opposite gender Grey
Popularity Moderate
Length 4
Syllables 1
Syllabification Grey

About Grey

Sophisticated, minimalist, and unexpectedly versatile, Grey has emerged as a contemporary favorite among parents seeking something different. This color-inspired name brings a cool, modern aesthetic that feels both artistic and grounded. The single syllable gives it punch and memorability, making it easy for children to learn and others to remember. Grey works beautifully as both a first name and pairs exceptionally well with longer middle names, offering excellent flow and balance. The name carries associations with wisdom, neutrality, and quiet strength, attributes that resonate with many parents. In recent years, Grey has transcended its traditional use as a surname or middle name to claim its place as a distinctive first name choice. Its spelling variation (rather than Gray) adds a touch of British sophistication. For parents drawn to minimalist aesthetics, nature-inspired names, or simply seeking something that stands apart from more conventional options, Grey delivers understated elegance and timeless appeal that will serve throughout all life stages.

Variations of Name Grey

Gray
Grae
Grayson
Greyson

Nicknames for Grey

Greg
G
Grey

Famous People Named Grey

Grey DamonAmerican actor known for his role in "Friday Night Lights"
Grey DeLisleAmerican voice actress and singer
Grey GooseStage name of a popular American rapper

Characters Named Grey

Grey WormFictional character from the TV series "Game of Thrones"
Grey WindDirewolf from George R.R. Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire" series
Grey FoxCharacter from the video game series "Metal Gear Solid"

Other Popular Names Beginning with G

Gene
Gray
Gustavo
Gage
Gio
Gershon
Grady
Gilberto
Gabriel
Granger