Anais-Maria
Latin · Girl · 4 syllables
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About the name Anais-Maria
Anais-Maria is a compound name combining Anais (derived from the Hebrew name Chanan, meaning "grace" or "favor") and Maria (from Latin/Hebrew origin meaning "of the sea" or "beloved").
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Etymology
Anais-Maria is a compound name combining Anais (derived from the Hebrew name Chanan, meaning "grace" or "favor") and Maria (from Latin/Hebrew origin meaning "of the sea" or "beloved"). The hyphenated form is used primarily in French-speaking cultures and Spanish-speaking regions, with roots in Christian tradition due to the Marian component honoring the Virgin Mary.
Anais-Maria currently ranks #4,844 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2018.
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