Marie-Annick name meaning
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What does Marie-Annick mean?
Origin of Marie-Annick is in Hebrew, meaning of Marie-Annick is "Princess of the Sea or Gracious". Marie-Annick is celebrated on August 15 or July 26.
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How popular is the name Marie-Annick?
In France, Marie-Annick was once a common name since emerging in 1930 it has been given to over 7215 babies. At the peak of its usage in 1955,. After 67 years of usage, the name has fallen out of the charts.
Also, Marie-Annick is a familiar name in New Caledonia. According to our findings, at least 10000 people have been bestowed Marie-Annick around the globe.
Other names similar to Marie-Annick, for would be moms
- Sidnee - The curious unisex name Sidnee came from Old English, Sidnee means "From Saint Denis, Wide Meadow and Wide and Ēg = Island In a River, Riverside Meadow". Sidnee is a derivative of Sidney.
- Tobbi - The unisex name Tobbi is used in Finnish and Swedish languages. Tobbi is Danish and Old Norse cognate of Þórbiǫrn
- Marieken - Of Hebrew origin, Marieken means "Rebellion, Bitter and Myrrh and Ocean" is used dominantly in German and Frisian. Marieken is short version of Marie.
- Marie-Alix - Marie-Alix's meaning is Princess of the Sea or Noble or Fight is originated from German and Hebrew
- Addi - Queer unisex name Addi means "Noble Kind or First" which is chiefly used in Swedish and English is rooted from Old Norse and Germanic languages
Famous people named Marie-Annick
- Marie-Annick Abgrall, actress