Amie
Meaning of Amie
Amie, pronounced AY-mee, unfolds like a warm Tuscan dawn, its syllables carrying the gentle promise of friendship—born in Old French from amie (“friend”) and echoing the Latin amicus—yet tinged with the romance of Italian amicizia. This name, as soft as a hand on a sun-warmed piazza wall, speaks of loyalty and lighthearted confidences whispered beneath cypress trees. It conjures laughter in honeyed wine bars, the rustle of linen skirts, and the sweet comfort of shared secrets at dusk. Though simple in form, Amie is rich in sentiment—a beloved companion for the heart, evoking the timeless bond between kindred spirits. Perfect for a daughter destined to be both confidante and muse, Amie carries an expansive warmth, promising a life steeped in camaraderie, kindness, and the poetic grace of Mediterranean breezes.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as AY-mee (/ˈeɪmi/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
Notable People Named Amie
| Amie Kaufman - |
| Amie Harwick - |
| Amie Barrodale - |
| Amie Siegel - |
| Amie Thomasson - |
