Ermie is an uncommon yet distinctive given name of Greek origin, derived from the name Hermione. It means "well-born" or "from Hermes," the ancient Greek god of commerce, travel, and heralds. Ermie has been used as a name primarily in English-speaking countries, with very few occurrences globally, making it quite unique. Its rarity can lend it an air of exclusivity or intrigue, depending on personal preference.
"Ermie experienced its peak popularity between 1914 and 1932, with a significant number of babies named Ermie born each year during this period. However, the name's usage declined thereafter, with only sporadic occurrences until the 1940s."