Abbey

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ORIGIN AND HISTORY

The name Abbey likely originated in the Scottish kingdom of Dalriada. The name was used for someone who worked as a lay-abbot in a monastery; in the middle ages, this name typically belonged to the leading family in the village.^[1]

Abbey is a common surname and a rare boy's first name. It is also a derivative of Abigail, and can be used as a girl's name.

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