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What does Lorey mean?
Lorey 
as a name for girls is of Latin origin, and the meaning of the name Lorey is "the bay, or laurel plant". Lorey is a variant form of Laura (Latin). Lorey is also a variant of Lora (Latin).
STARTS WITH Lo-
ASSOCIATED WITH bay (tree)
Variations
VARIANTS Lowra, Lory, Lorry, Lorrie▼, Lorri▼, Lorree, Lorrae, Lorra, Lorie▼, Lori▼, Loree, Lorah, Lawra, Laurie▼, Lauri▼, Lari, Larea
OTHER FORMS VIA LAURA, LORA Laure, Laurel, Lauren▼, Lolly, Loreen, Loren▼, Lorena▼, Lorene▼, Lorenna, Lorenza, Loretta▼, Lorette, Lorine▼, Lorita, Lorna▼
CREATIVE FORMS(female) Lerey, ..
(male) Lole, ..
MIDDLE NAME PAIRINGS
Lorey Aylin (L.A.), ..
How popular is Lorey?
Lorey is a rare given name for females but a very popular surname for all people (#31389 out of 150436, Top 21%). (2000 U.S. CENSUS)
Which version is better?
Prominent related forms of Lorey (OUTSIDE TOP 2000) rated in the Top 2000 are Lauren (#171 A YEAR AGO), Laura (#340), Laurel (#623), Loretta (#1085), Lorena (#1185), Lori (#1575), Loren (#1932), Lorry, Lorrie, Lorri, Lorna, Lorita, Lorine, Lorie, Lorenza, Lorette, Laure, Lorene, Loreen, Loree, Lora, Laurie, Lauri and Lory. Other forms, like Lorah, are uncommon. Adoption of these forms of Lorey was at its highest 58 years ago (USAGE OF 2.87%) and has become significantly reduced since (USAGE 0.22%, ▼92%), with versions like Lorrie becoming somewhat dated. (2018 U.S. SSA RECORDS)
Similar Names
Lorey is alike in pronunciation to Lara, Larae, Laray, Laree, Larra, Leora▼, Leorah, Liora, Lira, Liri, Loria, Lura▼, Lyra▲ and Lyria. Other recommended sound-alike names are Carey▼, Codey, Coley, Cordey, Corey▼, Corley, Correy, Dodey, Dorcey, Dorey, Dorsey, Glorey, Honey, Jobey, Jodey, Joey, Joley, Jorey, Josey, Kodey, Korey, Korrey, Lacey▼, Ladey, Laney, Laren, Loire, Lonee, Lorel, Lorenn, Loreta, Loriel, Lorin, Loris, Lorne, Lorren, Lorryn, Loryn, Lottey, Lotty, Love, Lovey, Posey, Rosey, Roxey, Sokey, Tobey, Toney, Torey, Torrey, Zoey▲ and Zooey▼. These names tend to be more commonly used than Lorey.
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