Azzie

Azzie is a feminine name that can be an adorable nickname for all sorts of monikers. To start, it can be a variant of the Latin word azalea, referring to the vibrant flower that grows best in dry, sandy soil. In Navajo, it can come from the word yázhí, meaning “young” or “little one,” celebrating baby’s youthful spirit. Azzie’s connection to the Spanish azul and Old French azur gives it a splash of color, translating to “blue” and inspiring baby with a peaceful, versatile shade. This title can also be a short form of many different Arabic and Persian names. Some include Azzah, meaning “gazelle,” Azila, meaning “protector” or “guardian,” Azita, meaning “free” or “noble,” and Aziza, meaning “great.” With its Hebrew connections, Azzie can get the meanings “strong” from the word 'azaz, and “God has helped” from the name Azarel. Your bundle of joy will have plenty of meanings and inspiration wrapped in a short, sweet, cool-sounding name. Give baby a title as versatile as they are with Azzie.