Angie
Just 139 women in Poland carry it, so most people here have never met an Angie. English in use, it traces to a Greek root meaning "angel" or "messenger".
Angie Pronunciation
Angie is pronounced AHNG-ye (/ˈangjɛ/).
What Angie means
Where Angie comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Angie reaches back to the Greek angelos, meaning messenger, the same root that gave European languages the word for angel. In English use it broke away from its parent form Angela and became a name people keep on its own. The short meaning stays close. A messenger, an angel, someone who brings word.
The English-speaking world knows the name partly through song. The Rolling Stones released "Angie" in 1973, and the single reached number one on the American charts. That kept the spelling in wide circulation for a generation who might otherwise have written Angela.
In a Polish class register, Angie sits among names that end the local way, and the foreign spelling marks it out at once. Polish holds the meaning as anielska, posłaniec. The angel and the one who carries a message, held together in four letters.
How many people are named Angie
1 in 162186 women in Poland is named Angie. 139 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #2781 among female names.
Angie as a middle name
Angie is a first name for 139 women in Poland and a middle name for another 6, a 96/4 split. In the women's middle-name ranking it sits 3169th, between Angella (6) and Angélica (6).
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#3167 Angele6
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#3168 Angella6
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#3169 Angie6
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#3170 Angélica6
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#3171 Anneke6