Navy Meaning and Origin
The name Navy is a unisex color name of English origin. A dark blue color that sounds like it should already be a baby name favorite, like Noah or Olivia. Cheers to new classics. It also is a name of English origin, meaning “fleet of ships.” It is derived from the Old French word “navie” which means a fleet of ships, and ultimately from the Latin word “navis” meaning ship. The name Navy is relatively rare as a first name and is more commonly used as a surname. It has been used as a given name for both boys and girls, but it is more commonly given to boys. In recent years, the name Navy has seen a slight increase in popularity as a given name, possibly due to the trend of using words as names. It is also a popular choice among parents with military backgrounds or those who have a connection to the sea. Famous people with the name Navy include Navy Seal Marcus Luttrell, American football player Navy Blue Kelly, and British novelist Navy C.N. Lu.Â
Names similar to Navy:
- Indigo
- Cobalt
- Sapphire
- Denim
- Marine
- Azure
- Royal
- Cerulean
- Steel
- Slate
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