Pixie
Meaning of Pixie
The name Pixie is a whimsical and enchanting choice for a baby girl, evoking images of playful and magical woodland creatures. Pronounced as PIK-see (/ˈpɪk.si/), this charming name has its roots in English folklore, where pixies are often depicted as mischievous yet benevolent fairies. While not widely common, Pixie has seen sporadic use over the decades in the United States, with occasional spikes in popularity. For instance, it ranked 1,796th in 1956 and saw a resurgence in 2009 at rank 4,676. The name's unique appeal lies in its association with fantasy and nature, making it an ideal choice for parents seeking something distinctive yet delightful. A variant of the name is Pixa, which retains the same whimsical charm. Whether inspired by tales of magical beings or simply drawn to its lighthearted sound, Pixie remains a captivating option for a baby girl's name.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as PIK-see (/ˈpɪk.si/)
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Notable People Named Pixie
| Pixie Lott, born Victoria Louise Lott, is a successful English singer, songwriter, actress, and former ballet dancer known for her hit debut album "Turn It Up" and chart-topping singles. |
| Pixie O'Harris was a versatile and influential Australian artist known for her illustrations, writing, and philanthropy, particularly in the realm of children's healthcare. |
| Pixie Love Davies is an English actress known for her roles in Mary Poppins Returns and Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children. |
| Little Pixie Geldof is an English model and singer, known as the third daughter of Bob Geldof and Paula Yates. |
| Pixie Williams - Pikiteora Maude Emily Gertrude Edith "Pixie" Williams, a New Zealand singer, gained fame for her 1949 song "Blue Smoke" and was posthumously inducted into the New Zealand Music Hall of Fame in 2019. |
