Nikky
Meaning of Nikky
The name Nikky, pronounced NIH-kee (/ˈnɪki/), is a feminine English variant of Nikki, itself a diminutive of Nicole and Nicola with Greek origins in Nikolaos, meaning “victory of the people.” Since its modest emergence in the late 1960s, Nikky has registered sporadic use in the United States, peaking at eight newborns (rank 740) in 1967 and reappearing intermittently—typically five to fourteen annual occurrences and ranks between 853 and 984—in the following decades. This rarity grants it a discreetly distinctive profile: few newborns share the name each year, ensuring effortless recognition and sparing parents the prospect of a dozen Nikky’s in a single class. Its concise structure and undercurrent of spirited warmth make it an appealing choice for those seeking a subtly uncommon yet approachable option within Anglo-American naming traditions.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as NIH-kee (/ˈnɪki/)
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Notable People Named Nikky
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