Winsley
Meaning of Winsley
Winsley is a fresh and spirited name with Old English roots—built from “wine,” meaning friend, and “leah,” a meadow or clearing—so it feels both warm and adventurous. Pronounced WINZ-lee (/wɪnzli/) in both British and American English, this name conjures images of sunlit fields and the quiet confidence of someone who knows how to find joy in simple moments. It carries a hint of triumph, like a built-in pat on the back before she even takes her first steps (or wins at hide-and-seek). Though still delightfully uncommon—rising from just seven newborns in 2017 to nearly fifty in 2024—Winsley is steadily blooming across playgrounds from Oxfordshire to Ohio. With its lyrical charm and undercurrent of victory, Winsley invites every little girl to flourish in her own clearing of possibilities.
Pronunciation
British English
- Pronunced as WINZ-lee (/wɪn(z)li/)
American English
- Pronunced as WINZ-lee (/wɪnzli/)
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