Origin and Meaning of Frosty

Cool, icy, or cheerful in a wintery sense

Origin: English - Derived from the English word 'frost', referring to the thin layer of ice that forms on surfaces in cold weather. It invokes imagery of winter and snow.

• The name Frosty is often associated with winter, snow, and holiday festivities, invoking feelings of cheerfulness and a lighthearted spirit.
• Frosty is popular in American culture, notably associated with the character Frosty the Snowman from the holiday song and animated specials.
• Frosty the Snowman became a cultural icon after the popularizing song written by Walter 'Jack' Rollins and Steve Nelson in 1950, highlighting themes of joy and childhood imagination.
• While not as common as traditional names, Frosty sees spikes in popularity during the holiday season, particularly around Christmas.
• Similar names or variations include Frost, an Old English name, and Frostine, a French feminine variation.