Dacey

Dacey is a name of English origin and it holds the meaning 'of the nobility'. In Irish and Gaelic culture, the name refers to one who is 'from the south'. The name is also an anglicized form of the Gaelic name Deiseach, which was the name given to a member of the vassal community, known as the Déise. The meaning of the name differs in various countries, considering the different languages spoken. Dacey is often used as a nickname and even surname in some places. There are still several places with Dacey in their name, where the name could be used as a habitional surname. Daceyville is one such place. It is located in the state of New South Wales in Australia. The poet Philip Dacey is a famous figure associated with the name. He has written thirteen poetry books, including 'Church of the Adagio', 'Gimme Five' and 'The Paramour of the Moving Air'.