Origin and Meaning of Jettie

Derived from the name Jet, which refers to a black lignite that can be polished and is often used in jewelry; also associated with 'fast' or 'swift'.

Origin: English - The name Jettie is a diminutive or variant of Jet, which itself comes from the Old English word 'gete,' meaning 'to get' or 'to fetch'.

• Jettie is often considered a modern name and has gained popularity for its unique sound and connection to speed and elegance.
• The name has been used primarily in English-speaking countries and is considered relatively rare compared to traditional names.
• Notable bearers of the name include Jettie DeLange, a notable Dutch singer, and Jettie DeNoyer, a prominent American figure in the arts.
• While Jettie itself isn't widely used, variations like Jet, Jett, and Jetty have seen differing levels of popularity, particularly in recent years.
• The name's contemporary feel makes it trendy for parents looking for unique names that stand out without being excessively unconventional.