Traci

Traci is an English given name that arose as a feminine respelling of Tracy, itself derived from a Norman French surname taken from the town of Tracy-Bocage in Normandy, France, whose place name traces back to a Gallo-Roman personal name rooted in the Latin Thracius, meaning "of Thrace." The name gained widespread use as a feminine given name in the mid-twentieth century, particularly in North America, as part of a broader fashion for surnames adapted as first names. Variant spellings include Tracy, Tracie, and Tracey.