Origin and Meaning of Garnie
Meaning & Origin
One who lives near a guard or forger
Origin: Old French - Derived from the Old French word 'garnier', which means 'to guard'.
Interesting Facts
- The name Garnie can be seen as a variation of the name Garner, which also derives from the same Old French word.
- Garnie is rarely used as a given name and may be more commonly found as a surname or a diminutive form of Garner.
- Notable bearers of similar names include 19th-century English poet Garnet Wolseley, although Garnie itself does not have prominent historical figures.
- The name Garnie is considered quite rare, making it an unique choice for a child.
- Related names include Garner and Garon, which also share similar etymological roots.