Fergie
Scottish · Girl · 1 syllable
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About the name Fergie
Fergie is a Scottish diminutive of the given name Fergus, meaning "man of strength" or "vigorous man," derived from the Gaelic elements *fer* (man) and *gus* (vigor, strength).
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Etymology
Fergie is a Scottish diminutive of the given name Fergus, meaning "man of strength" or "vigorous man," derived from the Gaelic elements *fer* (man) and *gus* (vigor, strength). It is primarily used in Scottish and English-speaking cultures, with notable historical context including the Scottish clan Ferguson and modern fame from singer Fergie (Stacy Ferguson) of the Black Eyed Peas.
Fergie currently ranks #10,368 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2007.
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