Lucie
loo-SEE /luˈsi/
Meaning of Lucie
Lucie is the French and Czech form of Lucy, from the Latin Lucia — feminine of Lucius, from lux/lucis ('light'). It carries the same etymology and saintly associations as Lucia and Lucy, while being the standard written form in France and in Czech/Slovak naming. Saint Lucie (Santa Lucia, 3rd century) is the patron of those with visual ailments.
How to pronounce Lucie
In French: lü-SI (with the characteristic French ü vowel).
Current popularity of Lucie
Rankings from the most recent fully-published year in each national registry. Source links at the foot of the page.
| Registry | Year | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| France (INSEE) | 2024 | #18 |
| CZ | 2024 | #3 |
Notable bearers of Lucie
Lucie Aubrac (French Resistance figure, 1912–2007); Lucie Jones (singer).
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Last reviewed: 2026-05-31