Hobie
Meaning of Hobie
The name Hobie, pronounced as HOH-bee (/ˈhoʊbi/), is a charming and unique choice for a baby boy. Originating from the diminutive of the name Hobart or possibly derived from the Old Germanic name Hubert, Hobie carries an air of vintage appeal and friendly familiarity. The name has seen sporadic usage in the United States over the decades, with its highest rank being 2686 in 1960. Though not common, it maintains a steady presence among parents seeking distinctive names for their sons. Variations of the name include Hobey, which offers a slightly different spelling but retains the same endearing sound. With its easy pronunciation and quaint charm, Hobie is a delightful option for parents looking to bestow a timeless yet uncommon name upon their child.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as HOH-bee (/ˈhoʊbi/)
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Notable People Named Hobie
| Hobie Landrith was a left-handed hitting catcher who played for several Major League Baseball teams from 1950 to 1963. |
| Hobie Call - Holbrook "Hobie" Call is a former competitive runner and elite obstacle course racer, known for his multiple victories in the Spartan Race. |
