Origin and Meaning of Ebby

The name Ebby is often considered a variant of 'Ebenezer,' meaning 'stone of help' or 'helper.' It can also be derived from 'Ebba,' which means 'strength' or 'fortress.'

Origin: Hebrew / Old English - The name Ebby can be derived from the Hebrew name 'Ebenezer' (אֶבֶן הָעֶזְרָה) and the Old English name 'Ebba,' reflecting strength and support.

• Ebby is often used as a diminutive or affectionate form of the names Ebenezer or Ebba, popularizing its usage in modern contexts.
• Though not extremely common, Ebby can be found primarily in English-speaking countries, where it is often chosen for its sweetness and charm.
• Notable bearers include Ebby Calvin LaLoosh, a character from the film 'Bull Durham,' representing a free-spirited and enthusiastic individual.
• The name Ebby has seen fluctuating popularity, particularly as a trendy choice in recent years among parents looking for unique names.
• Variations of the name include Ebba and Ebenezer, with Ebby being a more modern, informal take on these traditional names.