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♂ Abie
What does Abie mean?
Abie 
as a boys' name is of Hebrew origin, and the name Abie means "breath, vapour; father of a multitude (of nations); high father". Abie is a version of Abe (Hebrew): diminutive of Abner. Abie is also a form of Abel (Hebrew): from the Hebrew name Hevel. Abie is also used as a variant of Abraham (Hebrew), and a form of Abram (Hebrew).
STARTS WITH Ab-
ASSOCIATED WITH high (great)
Variations
VARIANT Abey
ALTERNATIVE FORMS VIA ABE, ABEL, ABRAHAM, ABRAM Ab, Abele, Abell, Able, Abran, Abrian, Abriel, Avel, Avi▲
CREATIVE FORMS(male)
(female)
MIDDLE NAME PAIRINGS
Abie Bruce (A.B.), ..
How popular is Abie?
Abie is a rare first name for males. Abie is an equally unique last name for all people. (2000 U.S. DEMOGRAPHICS)
Abie was first listed in 1880-1889 and reached its peak rank of #1668 in the U.S. then, but is not listed currently. (TOP 2000 NAMES, 2018)
Which version is better?
Abel (#146 A YEAR AGO), Abraham (#164), Abram (#433), Avi (#925), Abe (#1859) and Ab are the popular varying forms of Abie. Other variants, like Abell, are seldom used. These relations of Abie reached the apex of their popularity in 2015 (MEDIAN #1066) and have remained as common to this day (#1075, ▼6%), but with the version Abe becoming somewhat dated. Abel, Abraham, Avi and Abram are four of the more contemporarily stylish names for newborns here.
Similar Names
Abie is pronounced similarly to Abba, Abbey, Abbie, Abby, Abia, Abiah, Abo, Ebbie, Ebby, Obi and Obie▼. Other recommended sound-alike names are Aage, Abad, Abbe, Abda, Abdel, Abdi, Abeer, Abid, Abiel, Abiell (see Abiel), Abir, Abiri, Abyel, Ace▲, Acee, Acie, Acim, Addie, Ade, Adi, Adim, Adiv, Afi, Ahbiel (see Abiel), Akil, Albie, Albin▼, Albis, Alfie, Alia, Alik, Alix, Ambie, Amid, Amil, Andie, Angie, Ani, Anse, Ari▲, Aric▼, Arie, Aries▲, Arik, Arlie▼, Arne, Arnie, Ashe, Asiel, Atim, Aube, Aubin, Ave, Avia, Aviel, Axe, Azim, Aziz, Cobie, Erie, Gabie, Ikie, Ilie and Kobie. These names tend to be more commonly used than Abie.
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