Agie

Agie is a girl’s name of uncertain origin. It is most likely a variant spelling of Aggie, which is a diminutive of the names Agnes and Agatha. Both of these names are of Greek origin. Agnes means “pure” or “holy,” and Agatha means “person with good character” and “brave.” Legendary author Agatha Christie carried the name proudly in the 20th century. She was the mastermind behind many plays and novels, like The Mousetrap and Murder on the Orient Express. Agie is a short and sweet name for a little one with a heart of gold.