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Marliese
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Marliese: German name, combining "Maria" and "Elisabeth," meaning "beloved." |
Anglo-Saxon, German |
Girl |
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Marrit
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Marrit is a Dutch name meaning "little Mary" or "beloved." |
Dutch, English |
Girl |
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Marlena
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Marlena: Combination of Maria and Elena, meaning "sea" and "light." |
American, Arabic, Greek |
Girl |
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Marjory
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Marjory means "pearl," originating from Latin and Old French roots. |
English, Scottish |
Girl |
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Mariza
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Mariza means "of the sea," derived from Maria and Liza. |
Amharic, Arabic, Portuguese |
Girl |
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Marjorie
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Marjorie means "pearl," originating from the Greek word "margaritēs." |
Anglo-Saxon, English, Latin |
Girl |
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Marilyn
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Marilyn means "star of the sea," derived from Mary and Lyn. |
American, Elizabethan, English |
Girl |
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Marisol
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Marisol means "sea and sun," originating from Spanish-speaking cultures. |
Latin, Spanish |
Girl |
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Mariya
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Mariya means "beloved" in Hebrew; derived from Mary, the mother. |
Arabic, Aramaic, Biblical, Greek, Hebrew |
Girl |
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Marie-Lynn
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Marie-Lynn combines "Marie" (beloved) and "Lynn" (lake), French origin. |
Biblical, French, Latin |
Girl |
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Marie-Mai
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Marie-Mai: French name meaning "Mary of May," symbolizing springtime renewal. |
Biblical, French |
Girl |
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Marie-Pier
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Marie-Pier combines "Marie" and "Pier," meaning "sea" and "rock." |
Biblical, French |
Girl |
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Mariela
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Mariela: Spanish name, derived from Maria, meaning "beloved" or "wished." |
Argentinian, Spanish |
Girl |
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Marie-Luce
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Marie-Luce combines "Marie" (bitter) and "Luce" (light), French origin. |
Biblical, French |
Girl |
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Marie-Luise
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Marie-Luise combines French "Marie" and German "Luise," meaning "beloved." |
French, German, Latin |
Girl |
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Marianna
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Marianna means "graceful" and originates from Latin and Hebrew roots. |
Biblical, Greek, Latin |
Girl |
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Marie-Anne
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Marie-Anne: French name meaning "bitter" and "grace," combining origins. |
Biblical, French |
Girl |
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Marie-Chantal
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Marie-Chantal means "beloved" and originates from French and Greek. |
Biblical, French |
Girl |
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Marie-Claire
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Marie-Claire combines "Marie" and "Claire," meaning "beloved" and "clear." |
Biblical, French |
Girl |
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Maria-Grazzia
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Maria-Grazzia combines "Maria" (beloved) and "Grazzia" (grace) in Italian. |
Biblical, Italian, Latin |
Girl |
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Mariana
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Mariana: Latin origin, meaning "graceful" or "beloved." Feminine name. |
Latin, Spanish |
Girl |
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Mariangela
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Mariangela means "Mary Angela," originating from Italian and Latin roots. |
Biblical, Italian |
Girl |
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Maria
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Maria means "beloved" and originates from Hebrew, Latin, and Greek. |
Arabic, Aramaic, Biblical, Greek, Latin |
Girl |
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Margret
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Margret means "pearl," originating from Greek and Latin roots. |
Anglo-Saxon, Greek, Latin |
Girl |
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Margrietha
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Margrietha means "pearl" and originates from Dutch and Hebrew roots. |
Anglo-Saxon, Dutch, Germanic |
Girl |
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Marguerite
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Marguerite means "daisy"; originates from Latin "margarita," symbolizing purity. |
French, Greek |
Girl |
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Margaretha
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Margaretha means "pearl," originating from Greek "margaritēs." |
Ancient Greek, Anglo-Saxon, Biblical, Greek |
Girl |
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Marge
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Marge is a diminutive of Margaret, meaning "pearl" in Greek. |
Anglo-Saxon, Greek, Latin |
Girl |
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Maren
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Maren means "sea" in Latin; originates from Scandinavian and Latin. |
Ancient Greek, Anglo-Saxon, English, Latin |
Girl |
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Marga
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Marga means "path" in Sanskrit; derived from ancient Indian roots. |
Armenian, Greek, Latin |
Girl |
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