Mandie
Meaning of Mandie
Mandie is a feminine given name rooted in Anglo-American linguistic traditions, serving as a diminutive of Amanda—a Latin-derived appellation from the gerundive amanda, “worthy of love,” itself formed from amare, “to love”—with the addition of the suffix -ie reflecting a conventional English morphological strategy for creating affectionate or familiar forms. Analysis of United States Social Security Administration records indicates that Mandie attained its peak prevalence in the late nineteenth century (circa rank 250 in 1885) but thereafter entered a protracted decline, falling below the top 500 by the early twentieth century and persisting as a rare appellation in the twenty-first century, with fewer than ten annual occurrences and a rank of 938 as of 2022, trends that underscore its appeal to parents seeking a name of both historical depth and distinctive individuality.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as MAN-dee (/ˈmæn.di/)
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Notable People Named Mandie
| Mandie Landry - |
