Lockie is a unique and compelling given name of Scottish origin, derived from the surname Locke or Lock. It means 'from the lock', referring to the device used for securing doors. Traditionally, Lockie has been used as a pet form of the masculine name Loch, which itself stems from the Scottish loch meaning 'lake'. The name Lockie is often associated with Scottish heritage and countryside, evoking images of serene lakes and picturesque landscapes. While it remains relatively rare, especially outside Scotland, those who bear this name may appreciate its distinctive sound and connection to their cultural roots.
The name Lockie seems to have been moderately popular during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, with noticeable fluctuations in its usage over time. The highest number of births recorded was 22 in 1915, while some years saw only a single digit figure or even as few as five births. Overall, there were 464 Lockie babies born between 1883 and 1950.