Deb

Meaning of Deb

Deb, a luminous short form of the ancient Hebrew Deborah—literally “bee”—carries a warm, industrious spirit in just three letters. Though tiny, Deb buzzes with mid-century charm, holding steady in Ohio’s birth charts from 1955 to 1965 with rankings in the 200s and peaking late in the ’50s. She feels both snug as a favorite sweater and bright as a honeybee’s first flight, making her perfect for a girl ready to stand out with understated confidence. Light-hearted yet substantial, Deb bridges vintage appeal and modern ease, proving that big personalities can come in small packages. If parents are after a name that hums with history, approachability, and a touch of retro sparkle, Deb might just be the one.

Pronunciation

American English

  • Pronunced as deb (/dəb/)

U.S. Popularity Chart

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Notable People Named Deb

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Deb Price -
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