Fee
Gaelic/Greek · Girl · 1 syllable
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About the name Fee
The given name 'Fee' is typically a diminutive of names like Fiona or Josephine, meaning "fair" or "white" from the Gaelic *fionn*, or a short form of Sophia meaning "wisdom" from Greek *sophia*.
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Etymology
The given name 'Fee' is typically a diminutive of names like Fiona or Josephine, meaning "fair" or "white" from the Gaelic *fionn*, or a short form of Sophia meaning "wisdom" from Greek *sophia*. It is used primarily in English-speaking and Irish cultures, with no strong religious ties, though it gained modest historical use in 19th-century Ireland as a nickname for Fiona.
Fee currently ranks #1,036 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2009.
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