Emonie is an uncommon yet captivating female given name of African American origin, derived from the name Aemonia, which was used by a historical figure known as Aemilia Lanyer, an English poet and feminist writer during the Renaissance period. The name Emonie has a unique sound that combines elements of both elegance and individuality, making it stand out among traditional names. It consists of five letters arranged in a pleasing sequence: E, M, O, I, and N. Spelling variations include Emanie and Emonie, though the most common form is Emonie. As a given name, Emonie has gained some popularity in recent years, particularly within African American communities, and it's often chosen for its distinctiveness and beauty. However, it remains relatively rare compared to other names, which may contribute to its allure for parents seeking an exceptional moniker for their daughter.
"Emonie saw a total of 14 births between the years 2001 and 2009, with an equal number of newborns each year."