Tobi

Meaning of Tobi

Tobi feels like a sunbeam cutting through morning fog. It’s born from the Hebrew Tobiah, meaning “God is good,” and embraced in Spanish-speaking homes as a lively nickname for Tobías. It works beautifully for girls and boys alike, sliding off the tongue with a joyful TOH-bee. In Latin American gatherings it pops up with warmth, weaving itself into backyard fiestas and family hugs. Beyond its flicker of brightness, Tobi hints at greatness, echoing the Yoruba word for “big” or “great.” Parents love it for its spunky vibe—and because it’s so easy to spell that even the youngest family member can grow into it. Its steady rise in the US charts tells a story of parents chasing something fresh yet timeless. Welcoming a Tobi feels like unlocking a door to playful adventure and boundless hope.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as TOH-bee (/ˈtoʊbi/)

• Toby
• Tobias
• Tobyn
• Tobin
• Tobey
• Tobiah
• Tobit