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Origin: Celtic

Meaning: Farmer, earth-worker; Jehovah is exalted

Baby’s not afraid of getting dirty, so charming Jory takes the cake as a gender-neutral Cornish name. Jory’s Celtic roots dig deep into the fields of Ancient Greece as a form of George, from Georgios, meaning “farmer” or “earth-worker.” Rocking two origins, Jory’s Biblical Hebrew meaning rejoices “Jehovah is exalted” from Yôrâm. With its pastoral vibes and faithful undertones, Jory carries a soothing sense of home.