Ronni

Ronni is a given name used in various cultures, often as a feminine name in English-speaking countries, and as a unisex or masculine form in some contexts. It is commonly seen as a variant of Ronnie, a diminutive of Ronald or Veronica. The spelling Ronni is one of several variants, including Ronnie, Ronny, and Roni, with minor differences in pronunciation and popularity by region.

Origins are linked to the names Ronald and Veronica. Ronald originates from Old Norse Rögnvaldr, meaning "ruler's adviser" or "mighty ruler." Veronica is of Latin origin, with uncertain meaning, sometimes associated with the word "victory." As such, Ronni can be a pet form or given name derived from these roots.

Usage: The name is most frequently found in North America and parts of Europe. In many cases, Ronni serves as a nickname that may be formalized on birth certificates or kept as a separate given name depending on parental choice.

Notable people: There is no single canonical list; individuals named Ronni may be known by longer forms (e.g., Veronica, Ronald) or under other stage or professional names.

Variants and related names: Ronnie, Ronny, Roni, Ronni.