Theory

Meaning of Theory

Inspired by the Latin theoria—a term echoing serene contemplation and sudden insight—Theory glides into the naming galaxy like a whispered invitation to wonder. Pronounced THEE-uh-ree, this unisex name balances the weight of scholarly rigor with the buoyancy of creative flair, beckoning a child to map ideas as readily as constellations. Though its appearance on U.S. baby charts remains modest—fewer than twenty little Theories arrive each year—its rarity only amplifies its allure. Parents enamored of originality picture a child who weaves introspection and innovation into a tapestry of possibility, each moment unfolding like an elegant hypothesis. In Theory, affection is anything but hypothetical, promising every bearer a life rich with discovery and poetic resonance.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as THEE-uh-ree (/θiːˈəri/)

British English

• Pronunced as THEE-uh-ree (/θiːˈri/)

• Belief
• Hypothesis
• Concept
• Idea
• Notion
• Principle
• Philosophy