Krosby
Scandinavian · Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Krosby
Krosby is a Scandinavian surname derived from Old Norse elements "kross" (cross) and "bý" (farm or settlement), meaning "farm by the cross."
It is primarily used in Swedish and Norwegian cultures, with roots in medieval Scandinavian geography and settlement naming practices.
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Etymology
Krosby is a Scandinavian surname derived from Old Norse elements "kross" (cross) and "bý" (farm or settlement), meaning "farm by the cross."
It is primarily used in Swedish and Norwegian cultures, with roots in medieval Scandinavian geography and settlement naming practices.
Krosby currently ranks #10,478 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2015.
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