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Maria-Elisabeth
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- Name
- Maria-Elisabeth
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- Girl name
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The name Maria-Elisabeth consists of Maria, which in Aramaic means "the beloved / the bitter / the beautiful / the one loved by God," and Elisabeth, which is Hebrew.
What does the name Maria-Elisabeth mean?
The meaning of Maria-Elisabeth arises from the combination of Maria, which in Aramaic means "the beloved / the bitter / the beautiful / the one loved by God," and Elisabeth, which in Hebrew means "God is fullness." Information about the individual names Maria and Elisabeth is also available.
Where does the name Maria-Elisabeth come from?
The double name Maria-Elisabeth has its roots in Ancient Greek, Aramaic, and Biblical, making it a traditional female first name with a variety of cultural influences. It can be found in the languages German, English, Greek, and Hebrew.
How do you pronounce Maria-Elisabeth?
The pronunciation of Maria-Elisabeth is multi-syllabic and clearly structured. In German, the name is pronounced as "Ma-ri-a - E-li-sa-beth" [maˈʁiːa - eˈliːzabɛt]. The combination of soft vowels and distinctly emphasized syllables creates a solemn, melodious effect. The name conveys an elegant and traditional aura through the clear separation between the parts and appears stable due to the combination of open vowels and prominent consonants like "b" and "t."
When is the name day of Maria-Elisabeth?
The name day is celebrated on March 10.
Popularity
In Germany, Maria-Elisabeth is a widely used first name. Currently, it ranks 4,045th on the list of most common names for girls. Its best placement was in 2009 when it reached 2,111th place. In the last ten years, Maria-Elisabeth has been given as a first name about 20 times, placing it 6,013th in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it ranks 6,444th.
Nicknames & pet names
Marilies
Famous people
- Maria-Elisabeth Schaeffler (entrepreneur)
Frequently asked questions about the name Maria-Elisabeth
What is the meaning of Maria-Elisabeth?
The meaning of Maria-Elisabeth arises from the combination of the names Maria, which in Aramaic means 'the beloved / the bitter / the beautiful / the one loved by God,' and Elisabeth, which in Hebrew means 'God is fullness.'
Where does the name Maria-Elisabeth come from?
The double name Maria-Elisabeth has roots in Ancient Greek, Aramaic, and Biblical, making it a traditional female first name with diverse cultural influences. It is prevalent in German, English, Greek, and Hebrew.
How popular is the name Maria-Elisabeth?
Maria-Elisabeth is a classic name that is appreciated in various countries due to its tradition and cultural depth. In recent years, it has experienced moderate popularity as many parents seek unique yet meaningful names.