"Variant of Joyce"
The name Joycie is commonly a female name from the "Latin" origin.
Joycie is an English pet form of Joyce, made by adding the -ie ending that English uses for familiar forms of women's names, as in Annie from Ann and Bessie from Elizabeth. Joyce itself is the English form of the Old French Josse, which comes from the Breton name Iodoc, borne by a seventh-century Breton saint venerated in Cornwall and Brittany. The spelling Joycie appears in United States birth records from 1912.
Joyce means "Merry, Joyful".
The pronunciation of Joycie is JOY-see.
