Brodie

Brodie comes from the Scottish surname with roots believed to be tied to a place name in Moray, Scotland. It carries the earthy meaning of 'muddy place', which gives it a grounded, yet adventurous feel. With its English origins, Brodie has a certain rugged charm that suits an outgoing and lively personality.

In terms of popularity, Brodie has had an interesting ride. It first leaped into prominence in the early 20th century, jumping 1438 spots between 1917 and 1918. Its true climb began in the late 1990s, finally reaching its peak at #421 in 2008. While it never made it to the top 100, it stayed comfortably within the top 1000 for 25 years. As of 2024, it sits at #961, showing a recent dip in popularity.

Brodie exudes a modern, friendly vibe, making it a great choice for those who appreciate names with a hint of adventure and approachability. It's a name that fits well with an energetic and sociable spirit, perfect for someone who loves to explore and connect with others.