Fergie name popularity, meaning and origin
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Fergie name meaning:
The name Fergie, primarily used as a boy's name, is of Scottish origin and is a diminutive form of the name Ferguson or Fergus. The name Ferguson means "son of Fergus," while Fergus itself is derived from the Old Gaelic words "fear," meaning "man," and "gus," meaning "vigor" or "force." Thus, Fergus can be interpreted to mean "man of vigor" or "man of force." Consequently, Fergie, as a derivative, carries the essence of strength, virility, and a robust spirit, making it a name that connotes a sense of dynamism and resilience.
Although Fergie is less commonly used as a standalone name and more frequently seen as a nickname, its Scottish roots imbue it with a rich cultural heritage and a strong, masculine identity. The name suggests someone who is full of energy, capable of leadership, and possesses a strong character. Over time, while its use has remained relatively modest, Fergie has maintained a charm for those seeking a name with a strong historical background and a lively spirit.
Origin: Gaelic
Diminutive of Fergus: Rock. Also a variant of 'Fearghas', derived from the Celtic for 'man' and 'choice'.
Statistics
Overall UK ranking: 5581 out of 5581
3 recorded births last year
Change in rank
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Historical popularity of Fergie
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