Olivia Chen

By Olivia Chen
Historical Naming Consultant

Updated on September 06, 2024

Lary

US Popularity Rank: 12167

Origin: Scottish

Meaning: Cheerful; From Laurentium; Bay laurel

What better name to reflect baby’s bright, infectious personality than the name Lary? They don’t say happy as Larry for nothing! Typically masculine, Lary is of Latin origin and a variant of the classic moniker Larry. It is believed to be derived from the Latin name Alaire or the French Lawrence. Related to the name Hilary, one of its meanings is “cheerful,” sure to put a spring in baby’s step as they make their way in the world. Lary is also thought to mean “from Laurentium” or “bay laurel,” which can remind baby they are always a winner in your eyes. As well as a given name, Lary is a surname that has English, Irish, and Scottish roots, making it an ideal choice for baby’s of Celtic heritage.

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