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In addition, Connie is a form of the Spanish Concepción in the Italian language. Connie is also a pet form of the English and French Constance in the English and German languages. Connie is also a pet form of the Dutch, English, German, Italian, and Romanian Cornelia in the German language. Connie is also a pet form of the German and Italian Concetta in the Italian language and a pet form of the German Constanze in the English and German languages. Connie is an uncommon baby girl name. At the modest height of its usage in 1955, 0.498% of baby girls were named Connie. It had a ranking of #35 then. The baby name has seen a steep decline in popularity since then, and is used only on an infrequent scale today. Within all girl names in its family, Connie was nevertheless the most popular in 2007. In the last century Connie has mainly been a girl name. There were 133 times more girls than boys who were named Connie in 1963. Baby names that sound like Connie include the English Cami, the English Cammie, the English Casen, the English Connee, the English Conni, the Dutch and German Conny, the German and Italian Cosma, the English Kami, the English Kashawn, the English Keanna, the English Kenya, the English Keyshawn, the Japanese Kimi, the English Konnie, the English Konny, the English Quanna, the Irish Quina, the Irish Quinna, the Spanish Ximena, the English Cam, the English Camia, the English Camyll, the English Con, the English, German, and Italian Cosima, the English Kenia, the Hawaii Kiana, the Hawaii Kianna, the English Kim, the Scandinavian Kine, the Irish Quin, and the English and Irish Quinn. KEY: Pronunciation for Connie: K as in "key (K.IY)" ; AO as in "ought (AO.T)" ; N as in "knee (N.IY)" ; IY as in "eat (IY.T)" A famous person named Connie is Author Connie Willis, born 31 December 1945, Denver, Colorado.
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