Kodie
Meaning of Kodie
Kodie springs from the Irish surname Ó Cuidighthigh, “helpful,” yet it trades the classic C for a kicky K and opens its arms to every baby, boy or girl. The two bright syllables—KOH-dee—echo the easy drawl of the Old West and the zip of a mariachi trumpet, giving the name both frontier grit and fiesta flair. Sitting near the 900 mark on recent U.S. charts, Kodie feels rare enough for instant nickname status but familiar enough for roll call. Parents love how its short, friendly beat invites smiles, and the meaning whispers encouragement—always ready to lend a hand. Picture a little Kodie racing beneath a desert sunrise, lassoing dreams and calling out “¡Vamos!” to the next adventure, corazón wide open.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as KOH-dee (/ˈkoʊ.di/)
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Notable People Named Kodie
| Kodie Bedford - |
| Kodie Shane - |
