The name ‘Tracy’ has an interesting history behind it. ‘Tracy derives from an English surname which pertains to a Norman French place name meaning, the ‘domain belongs to Thracius’. So Tracy means ‘domain belonging to Thracius’. In ‘The Pickwick Papers’ Charles Dickens popularised the name ‘Tracy’ by using it for a male character in the novel. Nowadays, ‘Tracy’ can be a name used for both boys and girls. It came to be associated with females in addition to males after the film ‘The Philadelphia Story’ in which the main character is called Tracy Lord. ‘Tracy’ can also be linked to ...
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