Tracee

Tracee is an English feminine name, an elaborated spelling variant of Tracy, which itself derives from a Norman surname originally taken from the French place name Tracy, referring to towns in Normandy whose name traces back to the Latin personal name Thracius, meaning "of Thrace." The place-name form was brought to England after the Norman Conquest and gradually shifted from a surname to a given name used for both sexes, before settling predominantly as a feminine name in modern usage. Tracee represents a phonetically identical but distinctively spelled form popularized in the twentieth century, alongside variants such as Traci, Tracie, and Tracy.