Genevie is a beautiful and unique feminine name with French origins. It is a shortened form of the highly popular French name Genevieve, meaning "tribe woman" or "woman of the race. " The name Genevieve has deep roots in both German and French cultures, derived from the Germanic elements "kunją" (family, lineage) and "wībą" (wife, woman). Over time, the use of Genevie has remained relatively rare in the United States, but it continues to hold significance due to its historical and cultural associations. Saint Genevieve, the patron saint of Paris, is a celebrated figure known for her piety and bravery in resisting the Huns in the 5th century. This legacy has contributed to the enduring importance of the name Genevie.
