Addie

Popularity Summary

Addie has seen a steady resurgence in recent years, appreciated for its simplicity, sweetness, and nostalgic feel. It is often chosen as a standalone name or as a nickname for longer names.

Why Parents Choose Addie

Parents often choose Addie for its charming, vintage appeal and the warm, friendly vibe it conveys. It’s a versatile name that pairs well with many middle and last names.

History & Cultural Significance

Originally a short form of names like Adelaide and Adeline, Addie gained popularity in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It has experienced waves of revival, appreciated for its friendly and approachable sound.

Addie carries a vintage charm and a sense of sweetness, making it popular across various English-speaking countries. It embodies qualities of kindness and warmth.

Notable People Named Addie

• Addie Davis, pioneering female athlete
• Addie Joss, famous baseball pitcher
• Addie Waggener, notable American author

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Pop Culture References

• Addie LaRue, protagonist in 'The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue'
• Addie Bundren, character in William Faulkner's 'As I Lay Dying'