It’s honestly not bad but I do prefer it as a middle name however. You should name your daughter Beatrix, Bellatrix, or Calytrix so you can nickname her Trixie or Trix.
As someone whose name is Trixie, I really like my name because it is really cute. However, the fact that it is cute is making everyone treat me like a baby. I'm almost 21 and people still call my name with a tone for a toddler. Aside from that, I have no other issues. If you like your child to bear this name, you can freely do it. Contradicting to the people here who think this name is trash or for a dog, it's a very positive and lively name. I've been living a life free from name stereotypes because my name isn't common.
As for being a Trixie for 45 years now, I think it's cool as hell. Yeah I got made fun of it but hell, who doesn't?! I'm unique and there aren't too many with the same name. It does suck because I can never find anything with my name on it. So special order it is.
From personal experience I HATE the name with a passion. My name is Trixie (unfortunately it's not short for anything.) and I got bullied all throughout my school life and it still continues now just because it's known as a dogs name and a cartoon's name, and I'm 20. It's not a good name for anyone in this day and age, people don't understand how it makes others feel. It sounds stupid that it actually effects me but it does and there's nothing I can do about it.
― Anonymous User 8/29/2018
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I named my daughter Trixie! All of her friends think it's nice and she is really a bringer of joy to all! In school, she is the only Trixie. Unlike the numerous other names that are repetitive in nature. And she really loves her name, saying it's unique and rare. There are no hard and fast rules for naming dogs or cats. Our family cat's names are Oreo, Nuts, and Biscuit. Who names their dogs human names!
I know a lady named Patricia, well into her 80's, who's always been known as Trixie.
― Anonymous User 3/2/2017
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I think that Trixie as a bad name for a human being but a good name for a dog or any pet that you have. That is only my opinion on that name for different things but you can do whatever you want. You could name your child that if you wish, no one will stop you from doing such a thing. I am just saying don't do it just because it sounds like a funny thing to do at that time. Take naming your pets and children seriously and not like a fool.
The world is full of opinions. Trixie is a classic British girls name from the 30s through the 50s. My mother is called Beatrix and was for most of her life called Trixie. Maybe if you live in a trailer and shop at Wal-mart you might think it's a stripper or a dog. Such ideas say more about you than anything.
I think Trixie is a lovely name. When I think of the name Trixie I automatically think magic and fantasy. I guess I have Disney and Nickelodeon to thank for that.
I just wanted to say that yes, it's nice of you, giving your opinions on the name but there are people with that name that might be offended. I'm not being rude I'm just saying! Like for example that is my name "Trixie" straight up "Trixie" not short for ANYTHING!
― Anonymous User 12/28/2015
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This is my auntie's nickname, her real name being Nicole. I have no clue where the origin of the nickname Trixie came from, but I think it's a silly name and she should have stuck with Nicole.
― Anonymous User 11/8/2015
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I love Trixie! It sounds spunky, fun, and pretty. Awesome nickname for Beatrix (one of my favorite names), or Bellatrix. Trixie Norton of The Honeymooners definitely needs a mention, as well, for namesakes!
Trixie is the name of the baby in the comic strip Hi and Lois. She thinks mature thoughts, though of course she makes childish misinterpretations of things.
Trixie Lulamoon is a character in the cartoon "My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic". She is an obnoxious, boastful stage magician unicorn. (A fitting name for someone who does "tricks".)
I never liked this name. It sounds low-class. It also kinda sounds cartoony. Maybe that's because a lot of cartoons have Trixies, like Speed Racer, Fairly OddParents, and My Little Pony. Trixie also reminds me of that trashy name Dixie.
Maybe it would be fine as a nickname. As a legal name, it sounds so ditzy and trashy, not to mention it makes me think of the annoying Trixie Tang from Fairly OddParents.
It's a tad less tacky, trashy, and ditzy than Dixie, but not much. Name your daughter Beatrix, not this. Call her Bea. I really hate this nickname. (Okay, do what you wish, but don't expect me to respect you for it.)
It makes me think of a trickster. A girl named Trixie would be a trouble maker. Or maybe called so because she was tricky - like difficult. Either way it sounds negative.
― Anonymous User 5/1/2007
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The character Trixie Tang is from Fairly Oddparents.
There was a fictional character named Trixie Belden, who used to solve mysteries with her best friend Honey, and the rest of the Bobwhites (their club). I enjoyed reading those books, but I would definitely not name a child this.
I was obsessed with this name as a kid. If other people wouldn't consider it being only a dog's name I would definitely consider using it. It sounds really cute.