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Mary-Ann
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Mary-Ann is the English variant of the name Marianne, with the individual names Mary and Ann also being significant.
What does the name Mary-Ann mean?
Mary-Ann represents an English form of Marianne. See also the names Mary and Ann.
Where does the name Mary-Ann come from?
The name Mary-Ann has its roots in Ancient Hebrew and is to be considered a female double name. Ancient Hebrew English
How do you pronounce Mary-Ann?
The pronunciation of Mary-Ann is typically "Me-ri Ann" [ˈmɛʁi æn] or in English [ˈmɛəri æn]. The name begins gently with a two-syllable structure and transitions into a compact, clearly emphasized second unit. The hyphen enhances the rhythmic feel of the division. Mary-Ann conveys a classic and international impression – friendly, present, and with a clear, modern aura.
Popularity
In Germany, Mary-Ann is a rather rare first name. The name currently ranks 5,884th in the list of the most popular female first names. Its highest placement was in 2010 at 1,573rd. In the last ten years, Mary-Ann has been chosen as a first name about 40 times, which gives it the 4,120th place in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, the name ranks 3,190th.
Nicknames & pet names
Mary
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Frequently asked questions about the name Mary-Ann
What is the origin of the name Mary-Ann?
Mary-Ann has its roots in Ancient Hebrew and is considered a female double name.
What does the name Mary-Ann mean?
Mary-Ann is an English form of Marianne and consists of the names Mary and Ann.
How popular is the name Mary-Ann?
The popularity of Mary-Ann varies, but it is traditionally well-represented in many English-speaking countries.