Aubrie

Aubrie is a feminine given name, most commonly used in English-speaking countries. It is a contemporary variant of Aubrey, a name that originated from the medieval Germanic name Alberich (also rendered Adalberich) and entered English via Norman French. The original elements are typically interpreted as meaning noble and bright (or noble and ruler), and the form Aubrey spread into modern usage in various spellings, including Aubree and Aubri.

In the United States, Aubrie appeared mainly in the late 20th century as part of a broader pattern of adopting -ie/-y spellings for traditional names. It is used almost exclusively for girls and remains relatively uncommon compared with Aubrey.

While not associated with a widely known public figure, the spelling Aubrie appears in contemporary names in fiction and popular culture and alongside other variants in baby-name lists.

Variants include Aubrey (the most common form), Aubree, Aubri, Aubrie, and other spellings such as Aubriella or Aubrielle; the pronunciations are generally the same.