Barbaralee name meaning

Gender: Girl

Origin: Latin, Greek, Old English, Celtic, Old Greek, Germanic, French and Chinese

Pronunciation: pronunciation of Barbaralee

Meaning: Strange, Foreign, The Foreign, Glade, Poet, Plum, Meadow with Coarse Grass, The King, Fair-haired Courageous One, Lion-bold, Lion-man, Stem End of the Meadow, Inspired By a Place Name, Wild Cow, Graceful and Wood, Clearing

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What does Barbaralee mean?

Barbaralee is combination of customary and perennial Barbara and customary and perennial Lee. Lee is form of LeoFairleigh. Also Lee is variant form of celebrated Hadley. Lee is also variant form of new-fangled and eminent Huxley. Lee is also variant form of noteworthy Li. Lee is also form of long standing and widely accepted Raleigh. Lee is also variation of Ripley. Lee is also version of Yardley, which itself is a short of Ashley, which itself is diminutive of Bentley, which itself is short of Bradley, which itself is short of Leroy, which itself is English form of Lea. Lee is English form of Lea.

Variants of Barbaralee

Barbara, Lee, Baba, Betty, Hadley, Huxley, Li, Raleigh, Ripley, Yardley, Lea, Aaronlee, Leeanthony

Names that rhyme with Barbaralee

How popular is the name Barbaralee?

Year	Rank	Births
1945	4557	5
1944	4576	5
1940	4348	5

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Numerological analysis of Barbaralee

You are often taken as crazy because of your fearlessness and courageous acts you take to achieve your aspirations. Find someone who's into adventures, so you can enjoy life more. You want to be surrounded by great minds that talk about ideas, achievements and changing the world. You are interested in learning new and exciting things. Your main characteristics are determination, courage, and enterprise.

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