Lindie
Meaning of Lindie
Lindie, pronounced LIN-dee (/ˈlɪn.di/), is a feminine name rooted in the Old High German element linde, meaning “soft” or “tender,” and by extension denoting the linden tree—historically a focal point for communal assembly and customary jurisprudence in northern Europe. In Anglo-American usage it functions as a diminutive of Linda or Lindsay, adopting the –ie suffix that conveys familiarity while preserving formal clarity. Its two-syllable, initial-stress phonological profile ensures broad accessibility across English dialects. According to U.S. Social Security Administration data, Lindie has sustained a modest yet steady presence since the 1950s, fluctuating between ranks 700 and 950 and registering fifteen occurrences (rank 935) in 2024. By combining precise etymological roots with a concise morphological form, Lindie appeals to those seeking a name that balances historical depth and contemporary succinctness.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as LIN-dee (/ˈlɪn.di/)
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