Ronny

Ronny is a masculine given name, commonly a diminutive of Ronald or Ron. It is used in English-speaking countries and across parts of Europe, with spelling variants such as Ronnie, Ronni, and Ron appearing in different communities. The name is chosen for its concise, approachable sound and is often used both informally and in more formal settings, depending on cultural preferences and personal choice.

Notable people named Ronny include Ronny Chieng (born 1985), a Malaysian comedian and actor known for his work with The Daily Show and stand-up performances. Ronny Turiaf (born 1983) is a French former professional basketball player who played in Europe and the NBA. Ronny Cox (born 1938) is an American actor and musician recognized for roles in films such as Deliverance and RoboCop. These examples illustrate the name’s broad international use across diverse professions.

Ronny is primarily found in Western-speaking regions, though it appears in various countries where Ronald or Ron is a common root name. It is one of several diminutive forms used to convey familiarity or affection, and it often coexists with the more formal Ronald in personal or professional contexts.