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Stevie is a nickname that outgrew its full names, worn as a first name in its own right by both sexes, from Stevie Wonder to Stevie Nicks.

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Say it
STEE-vee
Meaning
Crown, wreath (as a diminutive of Stephen/Stephanie)
Gender
feminine
Spellings
Stevie
US rank
#203 (2025)
Stevie

The short answer

Stevie is a diminutive of Stephen or Stephanie, both ultimately from the Greek Stephanos, meaning "crown, wreath". Behind the Name notes the American musician Stevie Wonder, born Stevland, as a famous bearer; the singer Stevie Nicks is a well-known example on the feminine side, though she is not named in the cached entry. Behind the Name lists Stevie as used for both sexes, but the SSA 2025 data given here shows it only among girls, where it ranked #203.

Meaning and etymology

Behind the Name defines Stevie as a "diminutive of Stephen or Stephanie". Looking up Stephen in the same dataset gives the underlying Greek meaning: from Στέφανος (Stephanos), "crown, wreath", more precisely "that which surrounds", the name of the first Christian martyr in the New Testament. The entry names Stevie Wonder (born Stevland) as a famous bearer of the nickname-as-name form.

Editorial confidence: established

Linguistic roots

LanguageFormMeaning
GreekΣτέφανος (Stephanos)crown, wreath

Popularity

Stevie ranked #203 among girls' names in the United States in 2025, according to the Social Security Administration. Behind the Name lists the name as used for both sexes, but no boys' rank was provided in this data set.

RegionYearRankSource
United States2025#203ssa-2025

Nicknames: None documented.

Variants: Ste, Steph, Steve

Related names: Stephen, Stephanie

What the name feels like

Stevie has the breezy, tomboy-adjacent energy shared by other nickname-names like Charlie and Frankie, letting a formal Stephanie stay in reserve or dropping it altogether.

Style tags: nickname-name, unisex feel, musician association, breezy

Editorial interpretation: This style framing is editorial opinion. Behind the Name documents Stevie as a genuine diminutive of Stephen/Stephanie and lists Stevie Wonder as a bearer; the comparison to Charlie/Frankie and the 'tomboy' impression are subjective.

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Frequently asked questions

What does the name Stevie mean?

Stevie means "crown, wreath". It is a diminutive of Stephen or Stephanie, both from the Greek name Stephanos.

Is Stevie a boy's name or a girl's name?

Behind the Name lists it as used for both. In the SSA 2025 data supplied here, it appears only in the girls' rankings, at #203.

Who is a famous person named Stevie?

American musician Stevie Wonder, born Stevland, is the famous bearer named in the Behind the Name entry.

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