4 Letter Boy Names

Names Ending in Y for Boys

Two Syllable Names for Boys

Names that Peaked in 1884

Names that end in y

<p>Oley is a masculine name with Norwegian origins, likely derived from the Old Norse name Óláfr (which became Olav or Olaf), meaning "ancestor's descendant." The name may also be connected to the Norwegian place name Oley or serve as a diminutive form of Ole, a Scandinavian variant of Olaf. With its friendly sound and approachable spelling, Oley carries a folksy, warm quality that balances traditional roots with a distinctive character. Though relatively uncommon in contemporary usage, the name maintains popularity in communities with strong Norwegian heritage. Oley offers a less common alternative to more familiar Scandinavian names while still connecting to Nordic naming traditions. The name's simple pronunciation and spelling make it practical despite its rarity.</p>

Oley

The name Oley is currently ranked #940 in U.S. births. and peaked for boys at #940 in 1884. It is currently rising in popularity. Oley is occasionally used for girls in 1914.

The name Oley peaked for girls at #4055 in 1914. Oley is occasionally used for boys in 1964.

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