Bailey
Origin: Old French, Latin
Meaning: an occupational surname derived from Old French bailli meaning "carrier" or "attendant" from Latin baiulus meaning "porter", referring to someone who was in charge of a castle and from which the term bailiff is derived from.
It's also a locational surname also derived from Old French bail meaning "enclosure", referring to the outer wall of a castle, and referring to someone who lived near it.
Variants:
- Bailee
- Bailegh
- Bayleigh
- Baylee
- Baylie
- Bayley
- Baillie
- Bailie
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