Kelley

Derived from Old English ‘Ceolhene’ and Old Norse ‘Kel’, meaning ‘slender’ or ‘narrow’. In Middle English, Kelley referred to a monk or a monk’s cowl. In the Christian tradition, Kelley is associated with St. Kelley, a Celtic hermit known for his devotion and seclusion.

Symbolizes devotion, seclusion, and spiritual growth.

Expressive, creative, and socially-focused individuals.