*️⃣ What is the origin of the name Billie?

The origin of the name Billie is English.

*️⃣ How many people are named Billie?

Almost 133000 people are named Billie.

*️⃣ Which names are related to the name Billie?

The names of Zion, Ashley, Oscar, Ellis, Blue

Billie meaning

: resolute protection.

Billie Name Information

Gender	👩🧑 Boy And Girl
Pronunciation	📣 \b(il)-lie\
Number of People	👶 133,000
Rate in 2021	1848
Numerology	🔢 4
Name origin	🌍 English

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Billie Name Meaning

The name Billie, a unisex name, is of Old English origin and carries a strong and powerful meaning - "resolute protection." It is derived from the Germanic name Willahelm, which is composed of the elements "wil," meaning "will, desire," and "helm," meaning "helmet, protection." This name signifies a person who is determined, strong-willed, and protective, embodying a sense of strength and resilience.

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04/10/2023 05:20:00

everyone spells it wrong. everyone. because they're all stupid. and they suck. and they should die. stupid idiots.

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11/22/2021 16:20:24

My great Uncle's name was Billie, Spelled with an ie n't a y. Named my son's first name after him as we were close and used the'same spelling to honor him. In researching the name this spelling was actually used for males long before it was ever used for females(Old English) as is now common. In any case the name is Unisex and can be either and is a great name.