Dace
Meaning of Dace
Dace is a crisp, under-the-radar name that first surfaced as an English surname drawn from the Middle English word for a quick, darting freshwater fish. Like the fish it’s named for, Dace evokes agility, resilience and a subtle shimmer—qualities any parent might hope to see in their little one. Pronounced “DAYS,” it slips off the tongue with ease and brings a dash of modern minimalism to the playground. Although still delightfully rare—just 16 boys were named Dace in 2024, ranking it around 908—it’s popped up steadily over the decades, proving there’s a small but enthusiastic circle of fans. With its one-syllable punch and nod to nature’s quicksilver beauty, Dace offers a fresh alternative that won’t get lost in a sea of Aidens and Ethans.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as days (/deɪz/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
Notable People Named Dace
| Dace Melbārde - |
| Dace Munča - |
