Geoffrey
From Frankish roots possibly meaning "territory of peace" or "Geat territory", combining elements for land and tranquility or a Germanic people.
Meaning and origin
Geoffrey came to England through Norman French sources and stems from early medieval Frankish roots.
How to pronounce Geoffrey
| English (US) | JEF-ree /ˈdʒɛfri/ |
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