Tracing Kacie’s Roots
Kacie is a modern American diminutive of Katherine. Katherine’s origins lie in the Greek name Aikaterine, with its meaning debated but often linked to the Greek word *aiktos*, signifying “sharp” or “powerful.” As a nickname for Katherine, Kacie gained traction in the late 20th century and continues to be a popular choice, offering a fresh, contemporary feel while retaining the strength of its namesake. It’s considered a friendly and approachable variation.
Pronunciation Guide
IPA: /ˈkeɪsi/
Phonetic: KAY-see
Gender Identity
female
Nickname Variations
Faces of Kacie
- Kaci Walcott — American actress and model
Cultural Context
Kacie is primarily used in English-speaking countries, particularly the United States. While its direct cultural associations are tied to Katherine, it carries a modern sensibility enjoyed across various communities.
Regional Prevalence
Kacie has consistently ranked within the top 500 most popular girl names in the United States for several years. It’s commonly found throughout North America and is gaining traction in other English-speaking regions.
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Quick FAQs
What does Kacie mean?
Kacie is a diminutive of Katherine, meaning “pure.”
Is Kacie a biblical name?
Indirectly. It’s linked to Katherine, who has historical and religious significance.