Gregory is a Latin name that originated from the Greek word 'gregoros', meaning 'watchful' or 'vigilant'. It was popularized by Saint Gregory the Great, Pope from 590 to 604 AD.
In Christian tradition, Gregory is significant as the patron saint of many countries and a symbol of wisdom, humility, and leadership. In Eastern Orthodox Church, Gregory is revered for his role in spreading Christianity across Europe.
People named Gregory are often seen as intelligent, analytical, and reserved with a strong sense of responsibility and a keen eye for detail.
The name Gregory remains popular today, particularly in European cultures, and is often chosen for its classic and timeless feel. It has also become a trendy name among American parents in recent years.