Torrie

Meaning of Torrie

Torrie is a warm, unisex name of Anglo-Scottish roots, drawing on the Latin spirit of victory in Victoria and the Gaelic “torr” for hill—blending triumph with a steady, grounded charm. Pronounced TOR-ee, it rolls off the tongue like a gentle breeze lifting spirits, and families across the U.S. have been embracing its friendly energy since the 1950s. Though Torrie enjoyed its sweetest peaks in the ’70s and ’80s, it continues to appear on the charts—hovering around the 950th spot for newborns in 2023—proof that its appeal never really fades. Equally at home in boardrooms or backyard adventures, this name sparks images of spirited resilience and bright horizons. Torrie quietly whispers possibility, inviting each child to stand tall and climb their own unique summits.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as TOR-ee (/ˈtɔri/)

• Tori
• Torrance
• Torin
• Toriana
• Torrey
• Toriann
• Torri