Pattie

The name Pattie is a variation of Patty, an English short and pet form of Patricia. It has its origins in the ancient Roman name Patricius and derives from the Latin word patricius, which means 'noble, patrician'.

What does the name Pattie mean?

Pattie is a form of Patty, which is considered a short and pet form of Patricia. The name derives from the Roman Patricius and refers to the Latin word patricius, which means 'noble, patrician'. Thus, Pattie carries the meaning 'the noblewoman' or 'the patrician'. In ancient times, the 'Patricians' referred to a wealthy upper class in Rome. Pattie is often used as a nickname for Patricia and less frequently given as an independent first name. A well-known bearer of the name is the US singer Pattie Brooks. Similar variants include Pat and Patti.

Where does the name Pattie come from?

The first name Pattie has Latin roots and means 'the noblewoman' or 'the patrician'.

How do you pronounce Pattie?

Pattie is pronounced like 'Päti'.

When is the name day of Pattie?

The name day for Pattie is celebrated on March 17 and August 25.

Popularity

In Germany, Pattie is a rather rare first name. So far, it has not appeared in the German name popularity lists. Its best placement was in 1933, reaching 541st place in the US name charts. Between 1930 and 2024, Pattie was used about 7,000 times as a first name in the USA, earning it 1,569th place. However, in the last ten years, the name has not been given there anymore.

Famous people

• Pattie Boyd (Model and photographer, wife of George Harrison and Eric Clapton)