Deanie is an uncommon yet charming given name, derived from the Greek 'Δέη' (Dée), meaning 'goddess'. It's a variant of the name Deanna, which is often associated with the Roman goddess of chastity, Diane. This unique moniker carries a touch of vintage charm, reminiscent of the past eras when names like Deanie were more prevalent.
The name Deanie experienced varied popularity over the course of a century, with its peak occurring much earlier than for many modern names. The highest number of births recorded was in 1939, with 23 occurrences. However, this spike is an exception as the majority of years show fewer than 15 births. After the 1940s, the name's popularity significantly declined, with most years between 1970 and 1997 having fewer than 10 births each year. Overall, there were 729 recorded births for this name over the given period.