Angelie
Meaning of Angelie
With its soft syllables that fall like dew-kissed petals, Angelie traces its roots to the Greek word angelos, “messenger,” but it blossoms most brightly under a Latin sky, where every syllable feels like a warm breeze carrying hope. Pronounced AN-jeh-lee (/ænˈdʒɛ.li/), this feminine name wraps your heart in feather-light comfort—part affectionate whisper, part sunrise promise. Though Angelie dances just outside the top 800 in U.S. charts—52 sweet newborns carried it in 2024, landing around rank 898—it’s never been a wallflower. Instead, it flutters through family gatherings and colorful fiestas, lending a touch of celestial sparkle without ever stealing the spotlight. Picture a child named Angelie, her laughter like chiming bells, a living reminder that every messenger of joy needs only one word to soar.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as AN-jeh-lee (/ænˈdʒɛ.li/)
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