Bailey is an English surname derived from the old French word for Bailiff. A bailiff was an important officer of the crown in a town or county or in charge of an important building.
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That name in Japanese would be ベイリー /bei rii/.
It is not a Greek name. It was the Anglo-Norman word for the "keep" of a castle. As the English language developed, the "bailiff" or "bailey" became the word for the steward who took care of the castle and surrounding village in the absence of his lord. This is most likely the origin of the name. Mr Bailey's ancestor was a bailiff or steward.
Old Bailey meaning "an old fortified wall."It gets its name from the site on which the building stands.
Bailey means "bailiff, steward." Hey this is a new answer but i wish someone would make that more understandable because that is my name and i am only in fourth grade
The Name Bailee or Bailey means courtyard within castle walls