Cory

Cory likely stems from the Irish Gaelic 'coire,' meaning 'hollow,' evoking the landscape of Ireland's rolling hills. Alternatively, it may have roots in the ancient Greek city of Corinth. This surname and given name traveled across the Atlantic with immigrants, settling into American culture as a symbol of spirited individuality and friendly resilience.

Saying 'Cory' aloud feels like a warm greeting, an outstretched hand. It’s the name you’ll etch onto a school notebook, a simple, solid marker of belonging. You sense in this name an energetic, loyal companion for your son, someone who will forge deep bonds and approach life with an open, welcoming heart.