Sophia Rodriguez

By Sophia Rodriguez
Cultural Naming Expert

Updated on September 03, 2024

Garrie

US Popularity Rank: 10491

Origin: German

Meaning: Spear, pike, javelin

You may have a little Olympian on your hands in baby Garrie. An embellished version of the classic German title Gary, this moniker is typically given to boys. It receives its meaning from the element ger, translating to “spear,” “pike,” or “javelin,” perhaps predicting a javelin-throwing future. This sporting event has been part of the Olympic Games since 1908, offering baby over a century of inspiration. Whether they decide to give athletics a try or use their pen as their sword, baby Garrie will be a force to be reckoned with.

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