Hazeley
Meaning of Hazeley
Hazeley (pronounced HAYZ-lee) feels like a gentle whisper through an autumn grove—an elegant twist on the classic Hazel drawn from Old English roots meaning “hazel clearing.” With its soft, earthy resonance and dappled-romance charm, Hazeley brings to mind quiet woodlands and the promise of new beginnings, inspiring visions of curious little girls who explore the world with bright eyes and open hearts. Though it’s still delightfully rare—only eight newborns in the U.S. claimed it in 2024, sitting at rank 942—its steady rise suggests parents are drawn to its blend of timeless grace and modern playfulness. Perfect for a child destined to grow strong and imaginative, Hazeley is like a secret path in a sunlit forest—inviting, memorable, and utterly enchanting.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as HAYZ-lee (/ˈheɪzli/)
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