Mary-Ange
Hebrew and Latin · Girl · 3 syllables
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About the name Mary-Ange
Mary-Ange combines "Mary," derived from Hebrew Miriam (meaning "beloved" or "of the sea"), and "Ange," the French form of "Angel" from Latin angelus (meaning "messenger").
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Etymology
Mary-Ange combines "Mary," derived from Hebrew Miriam (meaning "beloved" or "of the sea"), and "Ange," the French form of "Angel" from Latin angelus (meaning "messenger"). This hyphenated name is primarily used in French-speaking Catholic communities, where it merges Marian devotion with Christian angelology, reflecting a religious naming tradition common in France and francophone regions.
Mary-Ange currently ranks #1,944 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1952.
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