Maddie

Source: English

Root Word: Madeline or Madison

Derived From: Madeline is derived from the Greek Magdalene, and Madison was originally a surname with a dual meaning of "Maud's son" or "Matthew's son."

Meaning: Magdalene means "woman from Magdala," while Madison has the archaic meaning of "son of Maud."

Popularity History: Maddie became a popular female nickname in the second half of the 20th century and early 21st century, particularly in English-speaking countries.