Eppies

Eppies is a term that can refer to several disparate uses, primarily as the plural form of the given name or nickname Eppie. It may also function as a surname or appear in titles within fiction, media, or local naming traditions. Because the term is not tied to a single, widely recognized concept, its meaning is determined by context.

Etymology and usage: Eppie is typically a diminutive or affectionate form of longer names such as Elizabeth or Euphemia, in some English-speaking or Dutch/Afrikaans-speaking communities. The plural Eppies is used to denote more than one person, character, or entity known by that nickname or name. In addition to people, Eppies can appear in fictional worlds, where it may designate a group, place, or character name, depending on the author.

Notable uses: There are no universally established entries for Eppies; occurrences are localized to particular families, communities, or works of fiction. When encountered, the term should be interpreted within its source.

See also: Eppie, Elizabeth, Euphemia.