Pierre-Jean name meaning

Gender: Boy
Origin: Greek and Hebrew
Usage: French
Meaning: Rock and God is Mercy
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What does Pierre-Jean mean?

Used largely in French, Pierre-Jean aimed at boys, Pierre-Jean means "Rock or God is Mercy" is of Hebrew and Greek origin. It is celebrated on December 27th or June 29th.

How popular is the name Pierre-Jean?

A common name in France having over 3383 recievers in 86 years of usage. When at its peak in 1963, it ranked 247th when 121 parents chose the moniker for their baby boys.

Also, Pierre-Jean is a familiar name in Belgium and Switzerland. At least, 7000 people globally have been given the name as per our estimate.

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Famous people named Pierre-Jean

  • Pierre-Jean de Béranger, prolific French poet and chansonnier,
  • Pierre-Jean Garat, French Basque singer and nephew of Dominique Joseph Garat
  • Pierre-Jean Rémy, French diplomat, novelist, and essayist
  • Pierre-Jean Mariette, collector of and dealer
  • Pierre-Jean Cherit in movie My Father, My Mother, My Brothers and My Sisters as Actor
  • In 1957, Pierre-Jean Vaillard characterized the role of L'inspecteur d'académie in comedy flick Le naïf aux 40 enfants.

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