Mazie

Mazie is a feminine given name that appears primarily in English-speaking regions. It is commonly used as a standalone name and is also considered a variant spelling of Maisie, a nickname historically derived from the name Margaret and, less commonly, from Mary. The form Mazie is one of several spellings that have circulated over time.

In onomastic references, Mazie is listed among the variant spellings of Maisie and Maisie-derived forms. The name Maisie itself has strong associations with Scottish and broader British naming traditions, and Mazie reflects that heritage in North American and British records as well.

Usage and popularity of Mazie have varied over time. It has appeared in census records, literature, and other historical sources as a given name for girls. In contemporary times, Mazie is relatively uncommon but remains recognizable, sometimes chosen by those seeking a vintage, folk, or regionally flavored feel.

Variations and related forms include Maisie, Maisy, Maizie, Maizy, and Maizey. The exact spelling Mazie can influence perceived origins or associations, but all variants share a common root in the family of names linked to Maisie/Maisie and, by extension, to Margaret or Mary in some contexts.

Beyond a given name, Mazie may occasionally appear as a surname or as part of place names or fictional titles in certain works, though such uses are rare. For readers seeking more precision, consulting specific onomastic or genealogical sources can help situate a particular Mazie occurrence.