Origin and Meaning of Shandice

From the name 'Shanda' and 'Denise', signifying ‘from the ridge’ or ‘follower of Dionysius’.

Origin: English - The name Shandice appears to be a blended form derived from Shanda and Denise, with Shanda often being a variation of the Old English word for 'from the ridge' and Denise having roots in Greek but popularized in English-speaking countries.

• Shandice is a relatively modern name that emerged in the late 20th century, gaining popularity particularly in English-speaking countries.
• The name blends elements of traditional names (Shanda from Old English and Denise from Greek/Latin), reflecting a trend of name fusion.
• While not widely common, Shandice has been used in popular culture, appearing in some literary and media contexts.
• Popularity of Shandice has seen fluctuations, with a peak in the late 1980s to early 1990s, but it remains less frequent compared to more conventional names.
• Related names include Shanda and Denise, as well as variations such as Sharianna and Shantelle.