Printiss, of French origin, is a rare and distinctive given name. It is derived from the masculine French name printers, which translates to 'printer' in English. This name is believed to have been coined for its unique sound rather than its meaning, as it's not directly associated with any specific historical figure or symbolism. Printsiss was popularized by American author Octavia E. Butler in her 1976 science fiction novel 'Clay's Ark,' where she used it as a character name. Despite its limited usage, Printiss remains an intriguing choice for those seeking an uncommon yet captivating moniker.
The name Printiss was quite popular in 1948 with a total of five births recorded that year.