Ivey: Name Meaning, Origin, Nicknames and Popularity

The name Ivey is of English origin and it is derived from the Old English word "ifig," which means "an evergreen climbing vine." It is often used as a surname or a given name for both boys and girls.

The name Ivey is of English origin. It is derived from the Old English word "ifig," which means "ivy," referring to the evergreen climbing plant. The use of plant names as surnames was common in medieval times, and the surname Ivey likely originated as a nickname for someone who had a connection to the plant or lived near an area with a lot of ivy. Over time, the surname Ivey has evolved into a first name as well.

The popularity of the name Ivey can vary depending on the specific country and year. In general, the name Ivey is not very common. In the United States, it has not ranked among the top 1,000 names for newborn girls in recent years. However, popularity can change over time, so it is always best to refer to the most up-to-date data from reliable sources.

Some variations of the name Ivey include:
1. Ivy
2. Ivi
3. Ivee
4. Iva
5. Iveye
6. Iveya
7. Ivea
8. Yvey
9. Eivy
10. Evey

1. Ivy
2. Vey
3. Eves
4. Ivey Bear
5. Vey Vey
6. Ice
7. Iveykins
8. Vivi
9. Iveyboo
10. Vey Vey Bear

1. Ivey Lloyd (born 1946) - American jazz singer and actress.
2. Ivey-Gibbons family - A Louisiana political dynasty including James L. Ivey, Jr. and his daughter Deborah Ivey Gibbons.
3. Ivey Wingo (1890-1941) - American professional baseball player.
4. Ivey Gaines (born 1949) - American jazz pianist.
5. Ivey Frye Adams (1928-2010) - American politician and businesswoman.
6. David Ivey (born 1974) - American soccer player.
7. Ivey DeJesus - Puerto Rican journalist.
8. Ivey Long (born 1947) - American costume designer.
9. Ivey Meeks (born 2002) - American singer and social media personality.
10. Ivey Childers - American actress and writer.