Ollie

Ollie generally means "elf warrior" or "descendant of the ancestor." Historically, its meaning hails from ancient traditions and reflects a warrior lineage or ancestral strength in its earliest usages.

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The name Ollie has its origins in the Old Norse language, derived from the name "Óleifr," or the Old English version "Olaf." Over time, it evolved to become Ollie, a popular diminutive or short form of several names.

  • Popularity: 1,673rd
  • Babies named Ollie in the US in 2023:
    Female: 106
    Male: 199
  • Nicknames: Ols, Olls, Lee, Oll, Olie.
  • Full Names: Oliver, Olivia, Olive, Olivian, Olaf.
  • Famous Namesakes: Ollie Johnston - Animator, Ollie North - Military Officer, Ollie Matson - Athlete, Ollie Locke - TV Personality, Ollie Robinson - Cricketer.
  • Gender: Traditionally a male name but increasingly used for females; currently unisex, retaining its traditional roots while appealing diversely.
  • Numerology: In numerology, the name Ollie is associated with the number 3. This number is often linked to creativity, social expressiveness, and an artistic mind. People with this numerological influence are thought to be communicators who inspire through their vibrant and optimistic energy. They're seen as innovators who contribute positively with a dominant, dynamic presence.

Ollie has seen a resurgence in recent years as a trendy and catchy name choice for both children and even as a pet name for adults. Particularly in the UK, it has ranked fairly well among baby names, gaining admiration for its simplicity and charm.

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