Maie, of French origin, is a unique and charming given name that means "sea." This moniker has gained popularity worldwide due to its melodic sound and connection to the vast, beautiful ocean. The name Maie has been popularized by notable individuals such as French singer and songwriter Maïwe Mazars, who goes by the stage name Maëlle. Although it is less common than some other names inspired by nature, like Maya or Marine, Maie stands out with its distinctive spelling and pronunciation. It is often associated with creativity and individuality, embodying the spirit of freedom and adventure that the sea represents. Parents may choose this name for their daughter to instill a sense of strength, independence, and connection to nature from an early age. Despite not being as widely used as some other girl's names, Maie offers a unique opportunity to give one's child a distinctive identity while honoring the power and beauty of the sea.
The name Maie was consistently popular from the late 19th to early 20th century, with at least one birth per year between 1885 and 1935, except for a gap between 1916 and 1920. The peak years were 1915 (10 births) and 1921 (11 births), while the most common number of births was 5 per year.