Dannie
Meaning of Dannie
Dannie traces its roots to the Hebrew name Daniel, meaning “God is my judge,” and later evolved alongside the French-influenced Danielle as a diminutive form. Today it functions as a truly unisex choice, combining solid biblical heritage with a friendly, approachable sound. In Latin America and among Spanish speakers, the variant “Dani” is widely used for both Daniel and Daniela, while English speakers favor the “ie” ending for its softer resonance. U.S. Social Security data show that Dannie has held a steady presence for over a century, most recently ranking around 926th with roughly two dozen annual occurrences. Its clear DAN-ee pronunciation and cross-cultural appeal make it an efficient pick for parents seeking a name that bridges tradition and modern neutrality.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as DAN-ee (/ˈdæni/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
Notable People Named Dannie
| Dannie Abse - |
| Dannie Richmond - |
