Liddie
Liddie Origin and Meaning
Liddie is a diminutive feminine form of Lydia, which has ancient Greek origins meaning "from Lydia," referring to a region in Asia Minor (now part of modern Turkey). The name carries a vintage charm and has historically been used as an affectionate nickname for women named Lydia or sometimes Elizabeth. While not commonly used as a standalone name in contemporary times, Liddie has a sweet, old-fashioned appeal that evokes a sense of nostalgia. It shares phonetic similarities with other nickname forms like Libby and Lilly, making it familiar yet distinctive. In popularity, Liddie remains quite rare as a given name, though it continues to be used occasionally in families with traditional naming preferences.
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Liddie Rank in US Top 1000
Famous People Named Liddie
- Mary Elizabeth Alexander Hanford "Liddy" Doleformer U.S. Senator from North Carolina; wife of Senator Bob Dole
- Elizabeth Brenda "Liddy" HollowayNew Zealand actress
- Elizabeth Anne "Liddy" ClarkAustralian politician and actress
- Liddy HegewaldGerman film producer
- Lidia Elena "Lidy" PratiArgentine painter
- Alida Elisabeth "Lidy" StoppelmanDutch figure skater
The name Liddie in Pop Culture
- Liddy Smallburyservant,companion to Bathsheba Everdene in Far from the Madding Crowd (1874)