Origin and Meaning of Ophie

Serpent / Serpent of God

Origin: Hebrew - Ophie is a diminutive form derived from the Hebrew name 'Ophir', which is often associated with the meaning of 'gold' or 'serpent'. In a biblical context, Ophir is also referenced as a region known for its wealth.

• Ophie is often used as an affectionate nickname or diminutive for names like Ophelia or Ophira.
• The name Ophie is not widely used and is relatively rare, making it unique and distinctive.
• Although it doesn't have many prominent historical figures, it is sometimes connected to characters in literature and media, particularly in modern interpretations of classic names.
• Ophie has seen a decline in popularity in recent decades, but its charm and simplicity might lead to a revival among younger parents.
• Related names include Ophira, Ophelia, and Ophiuchus, which carries connotations of the serpent bearer in astrology.