Mahogany
Meaning of Mahogany
The name Mahogany, primarily used for females, carries a rich and exotic essence. Pronounced as muh-HOG-uh-nee (/məˈhɑɡəni/), it is derived from the deep reddish-brown wood known for its durability and beauty. This name evokes images of strength, elegance, and natural beauty. Mahogany has seen varying levels of popularity in the United States over the years, with its highest occurrence in 2000 when it ranked 1210th with 164 newborns given the name. Although not exceedingly common, Mahogany offers a unique and stylish choice for parents seeking a distinctive name with natural associations. Variations such as Magoni provide additional options while maintaining the same melodic quality.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as muh-HOG-uh-nee (/məˈhɑɡəni/)
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Notable People Named Mahogany
| Charyse Lois Marshall, also known as Mahogany Jones, is an American inspirational rapper, singer, songwriter, and community activist, recognized for her achievements in the music industry and her work as an arts educator. |
| Mahogany L. Browne is an American poet, curator, writer, organizer, and educator, and as of July 2021, she holds the distinction of being the first-ever poet-in-residence at New York City's Lincoln Center. |
