How to Say “Lacey” in German

By Bonnie Michele • Updated September 30, 2026

Lacey

Lacey is the German form of the female given name Lacey.

Lacey is used as a female given name in German-speaking contexts.

Did you know?

If a German speaker describes something as spitzen, they are not talking about lace but are saying it is 'fantastic' or 'top-notch'.
In German, the word for 'lace' (Spitze) also means 'tip' or 'peak'.
The German word for 'lace' (Spitze) is used in the idiom auf die Spitze treiben, which means to drive something to the extreme.

Examples in context

Meine Freundin Lacey kommt heute zu Besuch.
My friend Lacey is coming to visit today.
Lacey ist eine sehr talentierte Künstlerin.
Lacey is a very talented artist.
Lacey und ich sind seit Jahren Freunde.
Lacey and I have been friends for years.
Ist Lacey heute auch hier?
Is Lacey also here today?
Ich habe Lacey gestern getroffen.
I met Lacey yesterday.
Das ist das Fahrrad von Lacey.
That is Lacey's bicycle.

Example conversation

Laura and Lukas are talking about their friend.

Laura

Hast du Lacey schon gesehen?
Have you seen Lacey yet?
Lukas

Nein, wo ist Lacey gerade?
No, where is Lacey right now?
Laura

Sie steht dort drüben.
She is standing over there.
Lukas

Oh, ich sehe sie jetzt.
Oh, I see her now.

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About The Author

Bonnie Michele

Hello, I'm Bonnie. In my spare time, I create fun, step-by-step guides about German language for everybody who shares my love for linguistics. I adore cats (or as the Germans would say, "die Katzen"), croissants ("Mandelcroissants") and hiking through mountains ("berge"). For anyone interested in the nuances of German - everything from casual greetings to how to express your cravings for chocolate milk ("Schokoladenmilch") - my guides are made for you. I also find joy in decoding unique phrases like "Allegedly" or "Almost There". If language captures your heart as it does mine, join me on this journey.

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