Origin and Meaning of Fairie

Fairy-like; enchanting

Origin: English - Derived from the word 'fairy', which originates from the Middle English 'faerie' referring to a magical creature or realm.

• The name Fairie is often associated with folklore and mythology, where fairies are depicted as enchanting beings with magical powers.
• In literature, Fairies are popular figures in fairy tales, such as 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' by William Shakespeare, making the name resonate with whimsy and enchantment.
• The name Fairie has gained popularity among parents seeking unique, nature-inspired, or fantasy-themed names for their children.
• While it is not among the most common names, Fairie reflects a trend in the 21st century where whimsical and ethereal names have become more desirable.
• Related names include Fae, Fairy, and the Old French 'Fée', all of which evoke similar meanings of magic and enchantment.