Meaning and history
Tracie is an English feminine spelling variant of Tracy. Tracy began as an English surname derived from a Norman place name, probably Tracy in France, and later became a given name. It was also influenced by the medieval saint’s name Thracia in some accounts, but the surname origin is primary in modern English use. Notable bearers include American actor Tracie Thoms and American singer-songwriter Tracie Spencer.
Tracie rose from #934 to #922 for girls between 1990 and 1991. Its highest annual birth count came in 1970, with 2,328 births.