Need help with boy names ending in ie

[JLE93]

So far I quite like

Ronnie
Vinnie
Brodie

Can anyone help with anymore? Even the ones you never hear of

Casey
Cody
Jody (boys name originally)
Bhodie
Albie
Bertie
Donnie
Eddie
Frankie
Henry
Harry
Indie
Jonty
Lennie
Monty
Nicky
Ollie
Perrie
Ricky
Sully
Tommy

Not a fan of ie ending names, fine for a little boy but not for a man who wants to be taken seriously.

Ah my boys names are on here ❤️

I have none to add but I had an Uncle Eddie who was a multi-millionaire so I really don’t think people struggled to take him seriously because his name ended in IE. If anyone did have an opinion, I doubt he gave 2 flying shits.

Wolfie
Lennie
Rudy
Sonny

I love Chandie.
Wouldn't use Vinnie, it's the name of our female cleaner at the office....

[quote stellarfox]@TatianaBis Louie is higher up in the ONS charts than the french spelling Louis[/quote]
I cringe for them.

Louie is basically for people who don’t know how to pronounce Louis.

Or they are from cultures or have links to cultures where Louis is pronounced Lewis (eg the US)

Corey
Harry
Lenny
Ollie
Archie
Sonny
Freddie
Anthony

The Louis/Louie debate....

So Lewis is the anglicized of Louis agree. Louis I french is pronounced Loo-ee. However I England it's ok for Lewis and Louis to also be pronounced Loo- iss. Of course there is Luis too.

Its also acceptable to be the french pronounced louis and louie!

Biggest problem is which spelling and which pronunciation!

No need to call people illiterate, rude.

Harvey (not sure how popular that’d be!)
Quite popular I'd imagine. I know quite a few from teenagers to babies.

I quite like Holbie

Charlie
Jamie
Bertie
Freddie
Ollie

Albie

Albie
Aubie
Freddie
Mikie
Toby
Rory

Obie

Ronnie is a great name!

Robbie

So Lewis is the anglicized of Louis agree

Lewis is an island off the coast of Scotland.

I'm old fashioned but recommend giving the full name (e.g. Thomas) and then using the amended version as a nickname, so Tommy. Then your child has a choice of whether to go more traditional later. What's cute for a baby isn't necessarily great for an adult becoming a High Court Judge.

I know people will disagree with me, that's the good thing about opinions

Does it have to be 'ie' or is 'y' ok?

Monty
Jonty
Johnny
Billy
Mikey
Jimmy
Finley
Frankie
Timmy
Ernie
Sammy
Louis
Harry
Gary
Archie
Matty
Davy
Willy
Kenny

Louie is becoming the more popular spelling in the UK. It makes the pronunciation clear.

Luis and Louis are generally pronounced Loo-is outside of France.

Lewis is an island off the coast of Scotland.

And a name!

Or they are from cultures or have links to cultures where Louis is pronounced Lewis (eg the US)

Exactly. St Louis in Missouri for example is pronounced Loo-is. And in Germany Louis is also pronounced Lou-is.

@Violetlavenders

Louie is becoming the more popular spelling in the UK. It makes the pronunciation clear.

Luis and Louis are generally pronounced Loo-is outside of France.

Only for, and by, idiots.

Bertie