Pollee

If you thought Polly couldn’t be more cheerful, the variant Pollee joyfully trips off the tongue with its double e spelling. Though many might think Polly is a diminutive of names beginning with Paul, it actually came to life in the Medieval era as a form of Molly. Ultimately Hebrew in origin, Molly stems from Mary and Miriam, passing on the meanings “bitterness,” “rebelliousness,” “wished for a child,” and “beloved” to Pollee. With diverse sentiments for baby to explore, Pollee is as meaningful as it is bright.