Gray
Meaning of Gray
Gray saunters into the world of names like a rain-kissed monsoon cloud drifting over Mumbai’s Marine Drive—cool, mysterious, and surprisingly full of light. Sprung from an Old English surname that once pointed to silver-haired wisdom or ash-colored garments, Gray now wears its color-word badge with pride, evoking sleek city skylines, wise old elephants, and the twilight hush between day and night. Because the shade itself sits between extremes, the name feels beautifully balanced—equally at ease on boys or girls, in kurta or denim, at a tech start-up or a classical dance recital. Literary buffs may hear echoes of Dorian Gray’s eternal youth, nature lovers might picture the noble gray wolf, and brainy types will smile at the wink to “gray matter.” In short, Gray is a little like masala chai: simple on the surface, yet layered with spice, warmth, and just enough intrigue to keep everyone reaching for another sip.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as GRAY (/ɡreɪ/)
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