Blay
MEANING
ORIGIN
Anglo-Saxon
ETYMOLOGY
From Old English 'blæc', related to Old High German 'blah' meaning black
CULTURAL NOTES
Often used as a surname or given name to denote someone with dark features
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
Historically used as a surname in England, sometimes given to people with dark hair or complexion
MEANING
ORIGIN
Celtic
ETYMOLOGY
From Gaelic 'blàth' meaning yellow or fair
CULTURAL NOTES
Used in Gaelic-speaking regions as a descriptive name
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
Used historically in Scotland and Ireland as a given name or nickname
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