Scottie

Scottie is a diminutive of the Old English name Scott and is translated as 'the Scot' or 'the Scottish woman.' The name can be used for both men and women.

What does the name Scottie mean?

Scottie is a derived form of the Old English name Scott and carries the meaning 'the Scot' or 'the Scottish woman,' as it can also be given as a female first name. The origin of the name lies in an old English and Scottish family name that goes back to the Old English term 'Scott' or 'Scotti.' This term originally referred to people from Scotland or those who spoke Scottish Gaelic. While Scottie is often used as a diminutive for Scott, it can also stand alone for both men and, less frequently, for women. An alternative spelling is Scotty. Notable bearers of the name include former US basketball player Scottie Pippen and actress Scottie Thompson.

Where does the name Scottie come from?

The name Scottie has its roots in Old English and refers to both men and women with the meaning 'the Scot/the Scottish woman.' The languages from which the name originates include American, Anglo-American, English, and Scottish.

How do you pronounce Scottie?

Scottie is pronounced like 'Skotti.'

Popularity

In Germany, Scottie is a rather rare first name. It has not yet appeared in the German name popularity lists. The best ranking for Scottie was in 2024, when it reached 633rd place in the Irish name charts. In the last ten years, the name has been given less than 10 times there, placing it at 1,612th in the ten-year statistics. From 1964 to 2024, Scottie ranks 1,612th in Ireland.