Conway

Conway comes from the Old Welsh elements 'cyn' and 'gwy', meaning 'chief' and 'water' or 'river', respectively. This gives the name the evocative meaning of 'Holy River'. It carries a sense of strength and natural beauty, as if it were drawing from a powerful and sacred source. The name feels both grounded and majestic, capturing a timeless connection to nature.

In terms of popularity, Conway made its first appearance in the Top 1000 back in 1881, reaching its best rank of #866. An interesting leap occurred between 2003 and 2004 when it jumped 4374 spots, though it had previously fallen from #5723 to #10895 in 2003. As of 2024, Conway holds the rank of #1525. Despite its fluctuations over the years, it's never quite cracked the top 100, maintaining a distinct charm for those who appreciate less common names.

Conway has that traditional and geographical appeal, conjuring images of strong, natural elements. It's a name that carries a sense of leadership and resilience, perhaps appealing to those who value names with a deep-rooted sense of history and place. Whether you're drawn to its melodic flow or its historical depth, Conway offers a unique blend of strength and serenity.