Hattie

Hattie comes from the English name Harriet, which itself is a form of Henrietta, the feminine version of Henry. It means 'Home ruler', which gives it a sense of warmth and authority. There's something endearingly vintage about Hattie, evoking a bygone era with its classic charm and friendly personality.

Hattie made a remarkable debut by entering the Top 100 at #27 in 1880, which was also its peak, and remained a popular choice through the early 20th century. It enjoyed an impressive 77-year run in the Top 500 from 1880 until 1956, showcasing its timeless appeal. Recently, Hattie has been making a gentle comeback, landing at #382 in 2024.

This name carries a vintage allure, with a personality that's both charming and approachable. Hattie feels like a name that belongs to someone who is both warm and inviting, with a hint of classic sophistication. It's a delightful choice for those who appreciate names with history and character.