Weslay

Weslay is a modern variant of the name Wesley, which originated as a surname. The surname Wesley itself is derived from an Old English place name meaning 'western meadow' or 'west clearing'. It was likely given to individuals who lived near or in such a geographical feature. The name gained prominence through figures like John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, which contributed to its adoption as a given name.

Over time, as surnames became more commonly used as first names, Wesley became a popular choice, particularly in English-speaking countries. The 'Weslay' spelling is a more contemporary and phonetic adaptation, often chosen for its unique sound or to differentiate it from the more traditional 'Wesley'.