Scottie
#1208 (overall)
Popularity Summary
While not among the most common names, 'Scottie' has a charming, vintage appeal that has seen a gentle resurgence among parents seeking distinctive, lively names for their daughters.
Why Parents Choose Scottie
Parents may choose 'Scottie' for its friendly, cheerful sound, its connection to Scottish heritage, or because of its unique yet approachable vibe for a girl.
History & Cultural Significance
Originally a diminutive form of 'Scott', which itself refers to someone from Scotland or of Scottish descent. The name became a familiar nickname in the 20th century and has been embraced as a given name for girls, especially in English-speaking countries. Its playful sound and cultural ties give it a warm, spirited feel.
While traditionally used for boys, 'Scottie' has gained popularity as a charming, playful name for girls, often evoking a friendly and approachable personality with Scottish roots.
Notable People Named Scottie
- Scottie Pippen - American former professional basketball player
- Scottie Thompson - Filipino basketball player
- Scottie Nell Hughes - American journalist and commentator
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Pop Culture References
- Scottie the dog, from the 'Star Trek' universe
- Scottie the Scottish Terrier
- The character Scottie in various children's books