Waimarie
Māori-European · Girl
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About the name Waimarie
Waimarie combines the Māori word "wai" (water) with "Marie," a Europeanized form of Mary, meaning "water Mary" or reflecting a blend of Māori and European naming traditions.
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Etymology
Waimarie combines the Māori word "wai" (water) with "Marie," a Europeanized form of Mary, meaning "water Mary" or reflecting a blend of Māori and European naming traditions. The name is primarily used in New Zealand among Māori and European New Zealand communities, emerging during the period of cultural contact and integration in the 19th and 20th centuries.
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