Patsy
Patricia, noble
Pronunciation: /ˈpætsi/, /ˈpætsɪ/, /ˈpætʃi/, /ˈpætʃɪ/ ([pəˈtsi], [pəˈtsɪ], [pəˈtʃi], [pəˈtʃɪ])
What does Patsy mean?
From the Latin Patricia, meaning 'noble'. Derived from the Roman family name Patricius, which was used to describe members of the aristocracy.
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Numerology & personality
Innovative, intuitive, and sensitive, number 11s are highly attuned to the world around them and are often spiritual leaders.
Spiritual & cultural context
Symbolizes nobility of character and spiritual growth.
The name Patsy became popular in the English-speaking world due to the cultural impact of the iconic Irish-American singer, Patsy Cline. Her shooting-star career was cut short by a tragic plane crash in 1963, but she is still revered as country music's first mega-star. "Cline's voice was the altogether androgynous voice of country: her timbre had a woodsy, earthy roughness and a plaintive, keening bite" - Maureen W. Smith, Singing in the Social Swirl: Country Music in Postwar America (2001).
Popularity of Patsy by region
| Region | Country | Score | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brazil | BR | 70 | 2024 |
| France | FR | 37 | 2024 |