Statistics and meaning of name Coberly

Usage: 3% firstname, 97% surname.
Coberly first name was found 45 times in 1 different countries. (USA)
Surname Coberly is used at least 1343 times in at least 2 countries. (USA,Mexico)
Name written with Chinese letters: 科伯利 (pinyin: kē bó lì)








   

Coberly reversed is Ylreboc
Name contains 7 letters - 42.86% vowels and 57.14% consonants.

Anagrams: Erbolyc Erocylb Coebyrl Rybeclo Yocbelr Ylorbec Lyrcebo Elcybor
Misspells: Cobelly Coberrly Coberli Coberlya Cboerly Coberyl Cobelry



Rhymes: Kimberly soberly somberly Beverly bitterly brotherly overly overlies grocery ovary

Meaning of this name is unknown.

Daniel L Coberly says: See my book COBERLY CONNECTIONS Ch7 pg 127. The present-day, historic village of Coberley in the English Cotswolds is believed to be the origin of the Co-berly family surname. WE know clearly that the name Coberley is one of few names that predates the Norman invasion of 1066. surname is very ancient, and proved connected to the loca-tional place name of that village in England that continues to exist about four miles from Cheltenham, Glouchestershire, in the Cotswolds; the village of Coberley. The name is thus likely of pre-Saxon origin and is be-lieved to date not long after 600 AD as “Cuthbert's Ley” (Curthbert's clearing); later known as “Cubberslege”. A British dictionary defines Coberly as Culberlege, dating from 1086 AD (a Doomsday Book citation); a ‘Wood or clearing of a man called Cˆthbeorht’, and suggests that the personal name later added “leah”, “leigh” or ‘ley” and is related to the arrival of St. Cuthbert (see pgs. 98, 112, 134). Our exhaustive world search found many distinct but related spellings of what may well be the original name before the Norman Conquest: Kuðbjartsló, translated from Culberlege, an ancient Icelandic translation dating to around 1050: Coberley (Glos.); Kuðbjartsló. From Culberlege. ‘Wood or clearing of Cúthbeorth. The Old English prefix Cúth- (famous) in personal names is the etymological equivalent of the Icelandic adjective ‘kuður’, an obsolete variant of ‘kunnur’)”. Other interpretions that the name is of German origin related to a shoemaker, listed in an old Dictionary of Family Surnames is proven false.
Daniel L Coberly says: PS--your site states probable origin in Mexico? Also, my book shows nearly 200 documented variations in spelling

This page has been visited from the following countries:

Domains Coberly.com - REGISTERED Coberly.net - REGISTERED Coberly.co.uk - FREE Coberly.de - FREE

Writers: Elizabeth Coberly, Rich Coberly, Margaret Coberly, Dr Patricia Coberly, Lenore M. Coberly, RN COBERLY MARGARET PHD

Books: "Coberly"

Recent searches: Janir Pesavento Abeyawardene Skeffers Altan Ranghella Karacheban Haddag Chizue Kohzad
Top searches: Brian Evans Suchocki Dragos Davide Martin Vitelaru Ali Search Aaishah
Random names: Safsten Zdrilich Spahi Lasona Spartz Sevilay Visney Heppe Quartarolo Wasiewski