Aimée is the French past participle of *aimer* ("to love") — "beloved." The English form Amy comes from the same root. **A top-300 US baby name from 1972 to 1995**. **Aimee Mann (born 1960)** — **American singer-songwriter; Grammy Award winner for Best Folk Album for *Mental Illness* (2017); Academy Award nomination for Best Original Song for "Save Me" from *Magnolia* (1999)**. **Her songs anchor Paul Thomas Anderson's *Magnolia* (1999); founder of independent label SuperEgo Records (1999) — one of the foundational artist-owned labels of the 21st century**. **Aimee Lou Wood (born 1994)** — **English actress; played Aimee Gibbs on Netflix's *Sex Education* (2019-2023) for four seasons; **British Academy Television Award for Best Female Comedy Performance (2021)** — making her the youngest BAFTA TV winner in that category at age 26**. **Aimée Semple McPherson (1890-1944)** — Canadian-American Pentecostal evangelist; founder of the International Church of the Foursquare Gospel (1923); one of the most-influential American religious figures of the 1920s. **Aimee Garcia (born 1978)** — *Lucifer* (2016-2021), *Dexter* (2010-2013). **Aimée de Buisseret** — Belgian actress. **Aimée Anouk** — French actress (Lola, 1961; A Man and a Woman, 1966).
Featured throughout American music, film, and English television.
Aimée reduces to one — the number of Magnolia.