Tallie

Tallie comes from a blend of origins, each bringing a unique flair to the name. In Hebrew, it means 'dew,' derived from 'Talya,' which carries the poetic meaning of 'dew of God.' This evokes a sense of freshness and natural beauty. In English, Tallie can mean 'small,' and it's sometimes considered a diminutive form of names like Tallulah or Natalie. This dual etymology gives Tallie a modern yet timeless feel, perfect for someone who is both grounded and spirited.

In terms of popularity, Tallie had its moment in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It first appeared in the Top 1000 in 1900, peaking at #836 that same year. However, it quickly fell out of favor, dropping sharply to #2544 by 1912. Despite a brief leap of 1202 spots between 1919 and 1920, it couldn't maintain its momentum, and was last seen in the Top 1000 in 1900. By 1956, it had slipped to #3942.

Tallie carries with it a youthful and playful vibe, making it a charming choice for a name. It exudes friendliness and warmth, characteristics that are sure to make the bearer stand out in any crowd. Whether you're drawn to its Hebrew roots or its English diminutive charm, Tallie is a name with delightful versatility and character.