Mallory

In English

Origin: From "meleret", spelled "maloret" (silent "t") in its earliest recorded form in the Exon/Exeter Domesday, derives from Old East Norse "meleret" (silent "t") which is a toponym found originally in Sweden (a variant), Frisia then in France (Cotentin, Brittany, Loire Valley, Lower Seine...) and is closely associated with tenth century Norse settlements. It means (loosely translated):"sand/fine gravel/grey dunes/hills near woodlands".

Meaning(s):

-(cryptography) Often the malicious party in examples of threat scenarios (synonym: Mallet). See (w Alice and Bob).

-( female name -comes from the last names language-) transferred from the last name.

-( male name -comes from the last names language-) transferred from the last name.

-(last name English -comes from the Old French language- AAn) of Norman origin.