Stormi

Stormi is a feminine given name and, less commonly, a nickname. It is a modern English-language name typically used for girls. The spelling emphasizes the storm-related sound, with the -i suffix reflecting a contemporary naming trend that favors distinctive, playful forms.

Origins and usage: Stormi emerged in the late 20th and early 21st centuries as part of a broader pattern of creating new names or variants from existing words. The name is most commonly found in English-speaking countries and has gained popularity in the 2010s and beyond, in part through media attention on public figures and their families.

Notable bearer: Stormi Webster (born 2018) is the best-known bearer of the name in contemporary public life. She is the daughter of American media personality Kylie Jenner and rapper Travis Scott. The prominence of Stormi Webster has contributed to the name’s recognition in popular culture.

Variations and related names: Stormi is closely related to Stormy, a more established name, and may be used as a modern variant of that form. The choice of spelling often reflects personal or familial preference rather than a fixed etymology. The name carries no formal meaning beyond its association with the English word storm and the personal significance ascribed by those who give or bear it.