Wyche
wych-che
Origin:British
Meaning:Village, settlement; Dairy farm; From near the wych elm
Wyche is a masculine name with English roots that can help baby feel right at home with you from the start. Coming from the Old English wick or wich, this name can translate to “village,” “settlement,” or, more specifically, “dairy farm.” If baby’s going to grow up in a small town or peaceful countryside, this name can always help them grow into their pastoral demeanor. If you want a more earthy tone for your bundle of joy, Wyche can also come from the Middle English wiche, meaning “from near the wych elm.” Not only is the wych elm a majestic tree known for its height and long life, but it is rich with symbolism. With its connections to the Underworld in Greek and Celtic mythology, it's a great choice to encourage baby’s spooky, mysterious side. With the name Wyche, your little one is sure to strengthen their roots.
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