Aubree

Meaning of Aubree

Pronounced aw-BREE, Aubree twirls onto the scene as the modern, feminine spin on medieval Aubrey, a Germanic charmer forged from “alb” (elf) and “ric” (ruler); think of her as the pint-sized reina who commands a court of pixies rather than knights. In today’s playgrounds she’s everywhere—rocketing from fringe favorite to Top-50 star by 2014—yet she still feels fresh, like a burst of citrus in a summer agua fresca. The double-e ending gives the name an easy, breezy rhythm, while its “elf ruler” meaning sprinkles just enough fairy dust to satisfy daydreamers and fantasy fans alike. Between her vintage roots and modern sparkle, Aubree balances tradition with trend, making her a salsa-spiced alternative to classics like Audrey or Avery—perfect for parents who want a name that dances off the tongue, struts across the stage, and still feels right at home scribbled in crayon.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as aw-BREE (/ɔːˈbriː/)

• Aubrey
• Aubrielle
• Audrey
• Aubriana
• Aubriella
• Aubrianne
• Aubrina