"Selby" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
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"Selby" Meaning
A surname with a few possible meanings.
A Selby can be:
1. A habitational name originated from Selby, a town in North Yorkshire, England. It is believed to be derived from the Old English words "sel" (willow) and "bīg" (bee) or "bygg" (house).
2. A variant of the Middle English name "Selby", which itself is derived from the name of the town.
3. A possible diminutive form of Selwyn, a surname that originated from the Old English words "ceil" (church or people) and "wine" (friend).
In modern times, the term Selby may also refer to:
1. A Selby (Unitarian Church): a variety of Unitarian churches, especially the Central Old Scotch Unitarian Church of Selby in London.
2. Selby Abbey: a historic parish church and former monastery in Selby, North Yorkshire, England.
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"Selby" Examples
Word Examples for "Selby"
Noun
Selby (proper noun) refers to:
A city in North Yorkshire, England, voting areas of the United Kingdom, named Selby.
Selby Abbey, a historic church in North Yorkshire.
Surname
People with the surname Selby include:
Charles Selby, American architect.
Lee Selby, British boxer.
Ron Selby-Lowndes, Australian selector and rules expert.
Sesame Selby, Australian footballer.
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