Amie

Amie is a feminine given name used in English-speaking countries. It is commonly treated as a variant spelling of Aimée, the French feminine form of ami, meaning "beloved," though some bearers may associate it with the French word amie meaning "female friend."

In practice, Amie has appeared at various times in English-language naming trends and shows regional variation in popularity. It remains less common today than in some earlier decades, but continues to be used by parents seeking a simple, classic spelling.

Notable people named Amie include Amie Kaufman (born 1982), an Australian-born author known for the Illuminae Files series, co-written with Jay Kristoff. Other individuals with the name include various professionals and artists, though not all achieve broad public recognition.

As a given name, Amie shares roots with related forms such as Ama, Amy, and Aimée, and is part of a broader family of names derived from the French word for "friend" or "beloved." It is also encountered as a character name in literature and film, reflecting its continued use across cultures.