Debbie

Meaning of Debbie

The name Debbie dances across a sunlit plaza like confetti at a fiesta. It’s a unisex jewel borrowed from the Hebrew Deborah, meaning “bee,” buzzing with sweetness and community spirit. Debbie rolls off the tongue as DEB-ee, bright and breezy. It hums with life like a hummingbird sipping nectar at dawn. In many Latin hogares it sparks memories of abuelos’ abrazos and lively sobremesas. Generations have passed it along like a cherished secret, each child wearing it with playful pride. It feels like honey drizzled over fresh fruit—simple, golden, unforgettable. Debbie is a buzz-worthy choice for any baby, boy or girl, ready to blossom in a world full of color and joy.

Pronunciation

American English

  • Pronunced as DEB-ee (/ˈdɛbi/)

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Notable People Named Debbie

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