Girl Bonnie “The pretty one,” from the French bonne, good. Bonnie Name Origin: Scottish Pronunciation: b(on)-nie See what 8 people think about Bonnie Share Popularity Alternatives Lists Comments Infographic of Bonnie name meaning, which is “The pretty one,” from the French bonne, good. Ask your friends & family about Bonnie… Share Pin Tweet Email Text Bonnie Name Popularity How popular is the name Bonnie? Here’s everything we know. Chart Raw Data By State Year Rank # Births % Births 1910 — 352 0.1% 1911 — 357 0.0959% 1912 — 501 0.0993% 1913 — 639 0.1127% 1914 — 748 0.1073% 1915 — 919 0.1012% 1916 — 972 0.1006% 1917 — 1,162 0.1161% 1918 — 1,141 0.1063% 1919 — 1,330 0.127% 1920 — 1,500 0.1349% 1921 — 1,589 0.1388% 1922 — 1,809 0.1624% 1923 — 2,079 0.1856% 1924 — 2,280 0.1963% 1925 — 2,524 0.2233% 1926 — 2,593 0.2358% 1927 — 2,777 0.2509% 1928 — 2,910 0.272% 1929 — 2,958 0.2856% 1930 — 3,252 0.3113% 1931 — 3,540 0.3587% 1932 — 3,609 0.3653% 1933 — 3,351 0.3597% 1934 — 3,739 0.3868% 1935 — 3,593 0.3697% 1936 — 3,349 0.3477% 1937 — 3,582 0.3635% 1938 — 3,752 0.3665% 1939 — 3,873 0.3807% 1940 — 5,948 0.5596% 1941 — 7,750 0.6886% 1942 — 8,821 0.6985% 1943 — 8,868 0.6793% 1944 — 8,456 0.6823% 1945 — 7,745 0.6351% 1946 — 9,507 0.6443% 1947 — 10,216 0.612% 1948 — 9,817 0.615% 1949 — 9,730 0.6049% 1950 — 9,748 0.6054% 1951 — 9,702 0.5722% 1952 — 9,388 0.5378% 1953 — 8,609 0.4864% 1954 — 8,099 0.4431% 1955 — 8,635 0.4694% 1956 — 8,133 0.4306% 1957 — 7,242 0.3763% 1958 — 6,988 0.3697% 1959 — 6,457 0.3399% 1960 — 6,394 0.3375% 1961 — 6,025 0.3191% 1962 — 5,812 0.3166% 1963 — 5,226 0.2911% 1964 — 4,687 0.2663% 1965 — 4,127 0.2524% 1966 — 3,843 0.2461% 1967 — 3,372 0.2222% 1968 — 2,957 0.1969% 1969 — 2,642 0.1715% 1970 — 2,747 0.1726% 1971 — 2,328 0.1549% 1972 — 1,846 0.1355% 1973 — 1,680 0.1296% 1974 — 1,438 0.1106% 1975 — 1,325 0.1031% 1976 — 1,193 0.0926% 1977 — 1,323 0.0981% 1978 — 1,052 0.0782% 1979 — 1,620 0.1149% 1980 — 1,704 0.1165% 1981 — 1,607 0.1093% 1982 — 1,347 0.0901% 1983 — 1,258 0.0852% 1984 — 1,251 0.0841% 1985 — 1,154 0.076% 1986 — 1,077 0.0713% 1987 — 961 0.063% 1988 — 801 0.0514% 1989 — 729 0.0452% 1990 — 662 0.0399% 1991 — 543 0.0333% 1992 — 528 0.0331% 1993 — 394 0.0253% 1994 — 430 0.028% 1995 — 345 0.0229% 1996 — 346 0.0231% 1997 — 276 0.0187% 1998 — 249 0.0166% 1999 — 209 0.014% 2000 — 191 0.0125% 2001 — 206 0.0137% 2002 — 154 0.0103% 2003 — 201 0.0132% 2004 — 142 0.0093% 2005 — 144 0.0094% 2006 — 131 0.0084% 2007 — 86 0.0055% 2008 — 124 0.008% 2009 — 85 0.0057% 2010 — 133 0.0092% 2011 — 164 0.0115% 2012 — 160 0.0112% 2013 — 161 0.0113% 2014 — 273 0.0187% 2015 — 264 0.0181% 2016 — 263 0.0182% 2017 — 368 0.0264% 2018 — 391 0.0285% 2019 — 404 0.0298% 2020 — 431 0.0339% 2021 — 531 0.0434% 2022 — 563 0.0427% 2023 — 577 0.0446% Alaska (AK) Alabama (AL) Arkansas (AR) Arizona (AZ) California (CA) Colorado (CO) Connecticut (CT) District of Columbia (DC) Delaware (DE) Florida (FL) Georgia (GA) Hawaii (HI) Iowa (IA) Idaho (ID) Illinois (IL) Indiana (IN) Kansas (KS) Kentucky (KY) Louisiana (LA) Massachusetts (MA) Maryland (MD) Maine (ME) Michigan (MI) Minnesota (MN) Missouri (MO) Mississippi (MS) Montana (MT) North Carolina (NC) North Dakota (ND) Nebraska (NE) New Hampshire (NH) New Jersey (NJ) New Mexico (NM) Nevada (NV) New York (NY) Ohio (OH) Oklahoma (OK) Oregon (OR) Pennsylvania (PA) Rhode Island (RI) South Carolina (SC) South Dakota (SD) Tennessee (TN) Texas (TX) Utah (UT) Virginia (VA) Vermont (VT) Washington (WA) Wisconsin (WI) West Virginia (WV) Wyoming (WY) Data via SSA.gov. 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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Bonne Fine, attractive, pretty Scottish Bonnebell Fine, attractive, pretty Scottish Bonnee Fine, attractive, pretty Scottish Bonnell Fine, attractive, pretty Scottish Bonney Fine, attractive, pretty Scottish Bonni Foreign woman; fine, attractive, pretty Scottish Bonnibel Fine, attractive, pretty Scottish Bonnibell Fine, attractive, pretty Scottish Bonnibelle Fine, attractive, pretty Scottish Bonnie-Jo Fine, attractive, pretty Scottish Bonnin Fine, attractive, pretty Scottish Bonny Foreign woman; pretty; fine, attractive, pretty Spanish Bonny-Jean Fine, attractive, pretty Scottish Bonny-Lee Fine, attractive, pretty Scottish Bunni Victory bringer; fine, attractive, pretty Scottish Bunnie Victory bringer; fine, attractive, pretty Scottish Bunny Rabbit English What names sound like Bonnie? If you like how Bonnie sounds, you might also like these names that sound like Bonnie. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Bennie Blessed; strong, brave bear Spanish Binnie Bonie Pretty Spanish What names are similar to Bonnie? Find a name that’s like Bonnie, but just a little bit different. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Banee Vietnamese Barbara Foreign woman Latin Lists With Bonnie Find inspiration in these baby girl name lists featuring the name Bonnie. Unique Baby Girl Names for 2024 // 174 names Stand apart from popular baby names with unique girl names. Whether you love lengthy finds like Alessandra or short and sweet picks like Kaia, we have them all! Western Girl Names That Can’t Be Tamed // 136 names Western girl names offer the spirit of adventure. Get to know them with us and see which suits your little cowgirl. Two Syllable Girl Names With Balance and Beauty // 233 names Find the perfect rhythm with two syllable girl names. These balanced beauties are some of the best of the best, containing great meanings, cute sounds, and so much more. 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I never have been real fond of the name, but I guess in past 58 years it’s grown on me. lol Reply Tracy Aug 10 at 10:47 am It flowed well with the style of my other children’s names (Grayson, Poppy, Jack) and I have always loved its sweet and vintage charm. It means beautiful ?? Reply Vanessa Aug 17 at 2:41 am Both her great grandmothers name Reply Paige Jul 6 at 3:46 am Bonnie named herself after we found out she was a girl! Conceived in Scotland, we think she just knew she’d always be our wee Bonnie lass, despite that name never having been on our radars before. Her middle name is Ruth, a family name, biblical name, and overall a strong, faithful female we knew in both real life and Biblical text. Reply erickajen Sep 26 at 11:29 pm for my first daughter (second baby) we had bonnie chosen for her for a full year before we were even pregnant. we chose bonnie based on someone i knew as a child, and bonnie hunt, both of which are (or seem to be in the case of bonnie hunt) some of the sweetest ladies we’ve ever known, so bonnie must be a good luck charm! and as luck would have it, my bonnie’s birthday ended up the day after the bonnie i knew as a child! we paired it with elise – the name of my FIL’s mother (which was elise or elisa). Reply Sara Apr 30 at 9:02 am I’ve loved the name Bonnie for years. It’s fun, yet classic, and you don’t meet many Bonnies these days. Her middle name is Jean, which is also my middle name, and goes back to at least my great grandmother. Had to keep the tradition alive! Reply Barbara Feb 26 at 12:44 pm We discovered I was pregnant and couple days after started to each list names in order to compare. Bonnie was on both mine and his list ! That was incredible, so we didn’t think twice and just went for it 🙂 We wanted a name that felt soft, like someone you would want to hug. But that at the same time showed personality, like someone you didn’t want to mess with. Bonnie represented that for us… A strong woman, with a sparkling character, who would be a good shoulder to cry on. Reply Lianna Apr 13 at 9:39 pm For our 2nd born, we wanted something that was a good name like her older sister (“HannahGrace“). I remembered how much I loved the name “Bonnie” and joined it together with “Joy“. “BonnieJoy” fits our 2nd baby girl to a tee!!! Both of our girl’s names have no spaces,no hyphen, and have 2 capitol letters for their 1st names. We love our girls and their names… we are constantly receiving compliments for having such pretty names. Reply Share your thoughts on the name Bonnie Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published. 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Bonnie Hutchcraft Aug 11 at 7:05 am My name is Bonnie. In fact, it’s Bonnie Gale. I think my mother named me after a babysitter she had for my older sisters. I am the fourth of five daughters. I never have been real fond of the name, but I guess in past 58 years it’s grown on me. lol Reply
Tracy Aug 10 at 10:47 am It flowed well with the style of my other children’s names (Grayson, Poppy, Jack) and I have always loved its sweet and vintage charm. It means beautiful ?? Reply
Paige Jul 6 at 3:46 am Bonnie named herself after we found out she was a girl! Conceived in Scotland, we think she just knew she’d always be our wee Bonnie lass, despite that name never having been on our radars before. Her middle name is Ruth, a family name, biblical name, and overall a strong, faithful female we knew in both real life and Biblical text. Reply
erickajen Sep 26 at 11:29 pm for my first daughter (second baby) we had bonnie chosen for her for a full year before we were even pregnant. we chose bonnie based on someone i knew as a child, and bonnie hunt, both of which are (or seem to be in the case of bonnie hunt) some of the sweetest ladies we’ve ever known, so bonnie must be a good luck charm! and as luck would have it, my bonnie’s birthday ended up the day after the bonnie i knew as a child! we paired it with elise – the name of my FIL’s mother (which was elise or elisa). Reply
Sara Apr 30 at 9:02 am I’ve loved the name Bonnie for years. It’s fun, yet classic, and you don’t meet many Bonnies these days. Her middle name is Jean, which is also my middle name, and goes back to at least my great grandmother. Had to keep the tradition alive! Reply
Barbara Feb 26 at 12:44 pm We discovered I was pregnant and couple days after started to each list names in order to compare. Bonnie was on both mine and his list ! That was incredible, so we didn’t think twice and just went for it 🙂 We wanted a name that felt soft, like someone you would want to hug. But that at the same time showed personality, like someone you didn’t want to mess with. Bonnie represented that for us… A strong woman, with a sparkling character, who would be a good shoulder to cry on. Reply
Lianna Apr 13 at 9:39 pm For our 2nd born, we wanted something that was a good name like her older sister (“HannahGrace“). I remembered how much I loved the name “Bonnie” and joined it together with “Joy“. “BonnieJoy” fits our 2nd baby girl to a tee!!! Both of our girl’s names have no spaces,no hyphen, and have 2 capitol letters for their 1st names. We love our girls and their names… we are constantly receiving compliments for having such pretty names. Reply
