Anne-Karine
Hebrew and Greek · Girl · 4 syllables
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About the name Anne-Karine
Anne-Karine is a compound name combining "Anne," derived from the Hebrew name Hannab meaning "grace," and "Karine," a Scandinavian/Germanic diminutive of "Karen" (from Katherine), which comes from the Greek "Katherina" meaning "pure." The name is primarily used in Scandinavian and French-speaking cultures, particularly in Norway, Denmark, and France, reflecting no specific religious affiliation though it has Christian historical roots through both component names.
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Etymology
Anne-Karine is a compound name combining "Anne," derived from the Hebrew name Hannab meaning "grace," and "Karine," a Scandinavian/Germanic diminutive of "Karen" (from Katherine), which comes from the Greek "Katherina" meaning "pure." The name is primarily used in Scandinavian and French-speaking cultures, particularly in Norway, Denmark, and France, reflecting no specific religious affiliation though it has Christian historical roots through both component names.
Anne-Karine currently ranks #2,403 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1971.
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