Steffie

Steffie is a diminutive of Stefanie or Stephanie and carries the meaning 'the crowned one' or 'the one with a wreath', derived from the ancient Greek term stéphanos, which stands for 'wreath' or 'crown'.

What does the name Steffie mean?

As a diminutive of Stefanie and Stephanie, Steffie means 'the crowned one' or 'the one with a wreath' and derives from the ancient Greek word stéphanos, which means 'wreath' or 'crown'. While Steffie is common in English-speaking regions, it is relatively rare in German-speaking areas compared to the more frequent variant Steffi. Similar forms include Steffy, Stephi, and Stephie.

Where does the name Steffie come from?

The name Steffie is derived as the female variant of Stephan from the ancient Latin name Stephanus, which is a Latinized form of the ancient Greek name Stephanos. This directly translates to 'wreath' or 'crown'. The ancient Greek word stéphanos (Στέφανος) combines the meanings of wreath and crown. Languages: German, English.

How do you pronounce Steffie?

Steffie is pronounced like 'Steffi' with a short 'e' in the middle.

When is the name day of Steffie?

The relevant name days for Steffie are May 14, when Saint Stephana is celebrated, and December 26, which is dedicated to Saint Stephanus.

Popularity

In Germany, Steffie is a rather rare first name. It has not appeared in the popularity lists for first names so far. The best result for the name Steffie was in 2010, when it ranked 2,141st in the Italian first name charts. Between 1999 and 2024, Steffie was given less than ten times in Italy, placing it at 7,492nd. In the last ten years, no child has received this name.