Conny is a short form of Cornelia, a female given name of Latin origin meaning "horn." It is often used as an independent given name and has gained popularity over the years due to its uniqueness and simplicity. The name Conny typically consists of three letters: C-O-N-Y, with the letter 'Y' being silent in pronunciation. In some cases, it may also be spelled without the final 'y,' simply as Conni.
The name Conny appears to have been quite popular between the years 1931 and 1972, with a total of 159 babies given this name during that period. However, its popularity seems to have fluctuated significantly over time, peaking in 1948 with 11 births and dropping to as low as five births in several other years. There is also a considerable gap between the last recorded birth in 1972 and the rest of the data, which spans from 1931 to 1960.