Marie-France

Girl · French compound

Marie-France

Say it: mah-ree-FRAHNS

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Meaning

A French compound of Marie (from Hebrew Miryam) with France, from the country name.

Certainscholars agree on this meaning.

Marie- compounds were especially popular in Quebec from the 1960s to the 1980s.

Its wave through time

No birth counts are recorded for this name in the records loaded here: it has been given to fewer than five babies a year, or not at all, since records began.

Through the ages

The Modern Age1880 to today

Used by

Québécois

Names worth a look

Marie-ÈveGirlA French compound of Marie (from Hebrew Miryam) with Ève (Eve), from Hebrew Chavah, 'life'.Modern

Marie-ClaudeGirlA French compound of Marie (from Hebrew Miryam) with Claude, from Latin Claudius, a Roman family name.Modern

Marie-JoséeGirlA French compound of Marie (from Hebrew Miryam) with Josée (feminine of Joseph), from Hebrew 'he will add'.Modern

Marie-PierGirlA French compound of Marie (from Hebrew Miryam) with Pier (Pierre), from Greek petros 'stone'.Modern

Marie-SoleilGirlA French compound of Marie (from Hebrew Miryam) with soleil 'sun', from French.Modern

JacyntheGirlThe French form of Hyacinth, from Greek hyakinthos, a flower name of pre-Greek origin.Modern · forgotten

MarvinBoyUncertain. Probably a form of Welsh Merfyn or of Mervyn; no settled meaning.Victorian · peak 1931

MargheritaGirlFrom Greek margarites 'pearl'.Middle Ages · peak 1898

Where this comes from

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