Brandie is an alternative spelling of the baby name Brandy. The name was pretty popular during the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s, but it has since fallen off the list of the top 1,000 names for girls in the United States. The word name has English and Dutch roots, and it pairs well with both traditional and unique middle names.
Meaning of the name Brandie:
English: Burnt wine
Dutch: Burnt wine
Origin of the name Brandie:
Brandie is derived from brandy, which is an English word for a type of liquor made from distilled wine. The word comes from the Dutch word “brandewijn.”
Symbolism of the name Brandie:
Because it's an adult beverage, Brandie doesn't really have any symbolism that you might attach to a new baby. However, new parents may choose the name because they are fans of the drink or maybe they enjoyed some on the night their little one was conceived.
Style of the name Brandie:
Modern
Gender of the name Brandie:
Girls
Pronunciation of the name Brandie:
BRAN-dee
Number of syllables in the name Brandie:
Two
Emotion evoked from the name Brandie:
The baby name Brandie evokes images of someone who is a great communicator and enjoys self-expression.
Alternative spellings for the name Brandie:
- Brandy
- Brandi
- Brandee
- Brandey
- Brandeigh
Nicknames for the name Brandie:
- Bran
- Brie
- Bree
- Dee
Popularity of the name Brandie:
According to the Social Security Administration, Brandie was a top 1,000 baby name for girls in the United States between 1971 and 1996. It was most popular in 1983 when it ranked at 291, and it last ranked at number 843 in 1996.
Related names for the name Brandie:
Great middle names for Brandie and their meanings:
- Sage (wise)
- Dakota (friendly)
- Ashlyn (ash trees or dream)
- Snow (snow)
- Rose (flower)
- Michelle (who is like God)
- Nicole (victory of the people)
- Mabel (lovable)
- Olivia (olive tree)
- Ruth (compassionate friend)
Famous people with the name Brandie:
- Brandie Burton (golfer)
- Brandie Jay (gymnast)
- Brandie Knight (writer, producer)
- Brandie O'Connor (paracyclist)
Brandies in popular culture:
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