Allie
a(l)-lie
US Popularity:1007
Origin:British
Meaning:Noble; Defender of mankind; Harmony
Like to keep everyone guessing? Is Allie short for Allison, Alexandra, Alana, Alice, or something else entirely? Surprise—Allie has become so popular that it’s actually a name in itself. This feminine name may have been derived from the French Allison or Alice, which means “noble” and has been a first name in some parts of the world since medieval times. Allie can also come from the Greek Alexandra, meaning "defender of mankind," and the Celtic Alun, meaning "harmony," giving your little one plenty of inspiration. In the US, Allie took off in the early 20th century but faded from the spotlight before reemerging in the mid-1980s. It was still popular in 1996 when country singer Garth Brooks gave the name to his daughter
How Popular Is The Name Allie?
The Bump Ranking
Overall:Allie is currently #1471 on The Bump
Boy:Allie is currently #817 on The Bump Boy Names
Girl:Allie is currently #1046 on The Bump Girl Names
U.S. Births
Overall:Allie is currently #1007 in U.S. births
Girl:Allie is currently #503 in U.S. births
Yearly Ranking Change:
Year:
2023
Gender:
Girl
#503
in 2023
- 32
from 2022
Sources
Behind the Name, Allie, January 2022
WordSense, Allie
Ancestry, Allie Family History
Online Etymology Dictionary, Allison, October 2017
Online Etymology Dictionary, Alexander, January 2019
Ancestry, Ali Family History
WordSense, Alan
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