Paislee
Meaning of Paislee
Paislee is a spirited remix of the Scottish name Paisley, born from the swirling teardrop pattern that once danced across silk in the town of Paisley and—digging deeper—rooted in the old word “basilica,” meaning “church.” She feels like a fiesta in the Highlands: tartan meets tango. Over the past two decades, Paislee has quick-stepped up the U.S. charts, leaping from just a handful of births in the ’90s to hundreds today, proof that parents love her pep. The sound is bright—PAYZ-lee, like a sunbeam—and the double-e ending adds a wink of mischief. Picture a little girl spinning in a ruffled skirt, paisley pattern glowing, ready to paint her own camino. For families seeking a name that’s fresh yet familiar, playful yet rooted, Paislee offers exactly that—a swirl of charm wrapped in a warm abrazo.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as PAYZ-lee (/peɪzli/)
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