Amei

Amei meaning and origin

Gender: Girl

Origin: Latin, German, Germanic, Dutch and English

Meaning: Loved One, Industrious, My Nation, My People, The Beloved, Who is Loved, Anna, Maria and God's Gift

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Origin of New-fangled and Uncustomary Amei is in Latin is a baby girl name. Amei is variation of well-liked and ceaseless Amy. Amy is variant form of AimeeAmanda. Also Amy is a form of renowned and evergreen Amalia. Amy is short version of Amata. Amy is English form of Aimée. Meaning of Amy is The Beloved and Loved One is originated from Latin. Also. Amei is shortened form of Annemarie. Annemarie is a form of well-known Annamaria. Also Annemarie is a spelling variation of ANN;MARI.

Variants of Amei

Amy, Amatus, Amalia, Aimée, Aami, Amata, Amymarie

Names that rhyme with Amei

Popularity of Amei

Year	Rank	Births
2018	10471	9
2017	6485	18
2016	8812	12

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What numerology tells about Amei?

You like to be in charge of your life and can't stand bossy people. You are hard-working by nature and success drives you. Having letter I as your capstone in your name reveals the lack of balance and harmony in your life. You are sometimes manipulative and hated for it. You don't get attracted by people who don't have a purpose in life or a reason to wake up in the morning. Once you distance yourself from everything you know inspiration will walk into your life again.

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