Origin and Meaning of Doddie

A friendly or affectionate form of address

Origin: English - Doddie is generally considered a diminutive or nickname derived from the name 'Dodd', which itself is derived from the Old English word 'dodda' meaning 'a nickname for a stout person'.

• Doddie is often used as a term of endearment or as a nickname for individuals with the name Dodd or other similar names.
• The name Doddie has been popular in various English-speaking countries, especially in informal settings.
• One notable bearer is Doddie Weir, a former Scottish rugby player who was diagnosed with motor neuron disease and has raised significant awareness for the condition.
• While not extremely common as a formal first name, Doddie has seen a rise in usage as a nickname in contemporary culture.
• Variations of the name include Dodd and Doddy, with Doddie often being used for both males and females.