Mallory
girlMAL-uh-ree
“unfortunate or ill-fated”
Popularity Over Time
Births per million by decade (SSA data, 1960s–2020s)
The Story
The name Mallory has roots in medieval England, originally derived from a surname meaning 'unfortunate'. Despite its somewhat somber meaning, Mallory has evolved into a name that exudes charm and a strong, modern appeal. Today, many parents are drawn to its distinctive sound and vintage vibe, making it a popular choice for girls who embody resilience and individuality.
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Vintage Revival
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Modern & Trendy
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Cottagecore
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