Girl Boy’s name Hadley Hadley Hadley is an English surname meaning heather field or meadow. Hadley Name Origin: English Pronunciation: had-lee See what 9 people think about Hadley Share Popularity Alternatives Lists Comments Infographic of Hadley name meaning, which is Hadley is an English surname meaning heather field or meadow. Ask your friends & family about Hadley… Share Pin Tweet Email Text Hadley Name Popularity How popular is the name Hadley? Here’s everything we know. 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Names Like Hadley If you like Hadley, you’ll love these other names like Hadley. What names are variants of Hadley? Mix it up with these names that are a variation of the name Hadley. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Hadlea Heather meadow English Hadleigh Heather meadow English Hadly Heather meadow English Hedlea Heather meadow English Hedleigh Heather meadow English Hedley Heather meadow English Hedlie Heather meadow English Hedly Heather meadow English What names sound like Hadley? If you like how Hadley sounds, you might also like these names that sound like Hadley. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Hedyla Delightful, sweet; my echo Hebrew Lists With Hadley Find inspiration in these baby girl name lists featuring the name Hadley. Little Girl Names for Your Sweet Baby // 173 names Little girl names embrace their youth with sweet sounds and even sweeter meanings. Browse our list of them and find the perfect fit for your little one. 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Share Your Thoughts 9 Comments Kelly Jul 12 at 6:08 am Hadley sounded like a sweet southern belle to me, also I’m a huge nickname person so I liked her nickname Haddie Mae as well. Reply Diane May 17 at 8:42 am I have two older kids named Hunter & Havanah, so when I found out I was pregnant with my third and it was a girl I wanted to find another H name I loved. It took me a while but when I discovered the name Hadley I knew that was the name for our baby girl. Three years on and her name fits her perfectly – I love the Ernest Hemingway connection as well as the English meaning of the name. It’s also unusual and people often comment on how lovely her name is. Reply Hadley Nov 4 at 8:09 am My name is Hadley, and I just love how I have never met another Hadley. Many teachers at my school have been teaching for 20+ years, and they have never meet anyone with my name!! Reply Darcy Jun 25 at 4:40 am We liked that the name is not very common but easy to spell and pronounce. It fits well for a baby or little girl and will still sound nice as an adult. Also liked the English origins of it, there are even a few towns in the UK named Hadley. Reply Lauren Apr 19 at 8:03 am Hadley is not a name I had ever considered before, but 6 months before I got pregnant I had a dream that I had a little girl and named her “Hadley.” My husband and I both liked the name, so when I became pregnant and found out it was a girl, we went with it! Reply Lindsay Reynolds Mar 5 at 12:59 pm Just went through a came up with it from a book and we both liked it so it stuck Reply Sarah Jan 20 at 11:55 am It was sweet, simple and just different enough! Reply Krystil Aug 17 at 2:31 pm I’ve always liked the name Hadley. It’s different and unique.. we chose her name because I loved the name Hadley and her middle name is Jaycee after her daddy’s best friend that passed away 10 yrs ago. Reply Amy Jun 8 at 10:50 am Hadley is our fifth baby, so with four other siblings that are older it was hard to find a name that wasn’t already used by friends and family, and that we both liked. We liked Hadley because it was a little different and not very popular. My other children’s names (Violet, Cora, Graham, and Lila) don’t have the “EE” sound at the end, so we thought it might be a nice change of pace. We also found out it was Ernest Hemingway’s first wife’s name and so we like that about it since we like old fashion and literary names. Reply Share your thoughts on the name Hadley Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published. 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Kelly Jul 12 at 6:08 am Hadley sounded like a sweet southern belle to me, also I’m a huge nickname person so I liked her nickname Haddie Mae as well. Reply
Diane May 17 at 8:42 am I have two older kids named Hunter & Havanah, so when I found out I was pregnant with my third and it was a girl I wanted to find another H name I loved. It took me a while but when I discovered the name Hadley I knew that was the name for our baby girl. Three years on and her name fits her perfectly – I love the Ernest Hemingway connection as well as the English meaning of the name. It’s also unusual and people often comment on how lovely her name is. Reply
Hadley Nov 4 at 8:09 am My name is Hadley, and I just love how I have never met another Hadley. Many teachers at my school have been teaching for 20+ years, and they have never meet anyone with my name!! Reply
Darcy Jun 25 at 4:40 am We liked that the name is not very common but easy to spell and pronounce. It fits well for a baby or little girl and will still sound nice as an adult. Also liked the English origins of it, there are even a few towns in the UK named Hadley. Reply
Lauren Apr 19 at 8:03 am Hadley is not a name I had ever considered before, but 6 months before I got pregnant I had a dream that I had a little girl and named her “Hadley.” My husband and I both liked the name, so when I became pregnant and found out it was a girl, we went with it! Reply
Lindsay Reynolds Mar 5 at 12:59 pm Just went through a came up with it from a book and we both liked it so it stuck Reply
Krystil Aug 17 at 2:31 pm I’ve always liked the name Hadley. It’s different and unique.. we chose her name because I loved the name Hadley and her middle name is Jaycee after her daddy’s best friend that passed away 10 yrs ago. Reply
Amy Jun 8 at 10:50 am Hadley is our fifth baby, so with four other siblings that are older it was hard to find a name that wasn’t already used by friends and family, and that we both liked. We liked Hadley because it was a little different and not very popular. My other children’s names (Violet, Cora, Graham, and Lila) don’t have the “EE” sound at the end, so we thought it might be a nice change of pace. We also found out it was Ernest Hemingway’s first wife’s name and so we like that about it since we like old fashion and literary names. Reply
