Staci

Staci is a feminine given name, a variant spelling of Stacy or Stacey. It has been used primarily in the United States and other English-speaking countries since the late 20th century, arising from broader naming trends that favored alternative spellings.

Origin and usage: Stacy/Stacey began as a medieval English surname that later became a given name. The form Staci is one of several modern spellings adopted for personal or family preference, reflecting a common tendency to create distinct variants of established names. In contemporary use, Staci remains less common than Stacy/Stacey but is recognized as a standalone given name.

Notable people: One widely known bearer of the spelling is Staci Keanan (born 1975), an American actress known for her roles on television in the 1980s and 1990s, including My Two Dads. As with many name variants, individuals named Staci may choose to spell their name differently in professional contexts, contributing to a broader diversity of forms.

See also: Variants of the name include Stacy, Stacey, and Stacie, as well as other related spellings. The name Staci has appeared in popular culture and everyday use as part of the broader family of related names.