Pattie

Meaning of Pattie

Pattie, pronounced PAT-ee (/ˈpæti/), is a feminine name that originated as a diminutive of Patricia, itself derived from the Latin patricius meaning “noble.” Widely adopted in English-speaking regions, it maintained steady use in Virginia from the 1910s through the late 1960s, consistently ranking among the state’s top 160 girls’ names. As an expository marker of both familial warmth and classical lineage, Pattie conveys understated elegance and a subtle nod to Latin heritage. Its concise form and clear pronunciation lend it a brisk yet enduring appeal. For modern parents seeking a name that bridges traditional roots with a streamlined contemporary feel, Pattie offers a familiar yet distinctive choice.