Forename Marie-Anne

Across the world, Marie-Anne (Marie-Anne ) is a common female forename. The first name Marie-Anne is habitual in France, where it is quite a common feminine name, Luxembourg, where it is quite a rare female name, and Mauritius. Not in comparison with a country's population, this name is the most popular in Western Europe, particularly France, Belgium, and Germany. Very seldom, Marie-Anne is the last name as well as the forename. Parts of the name also exists independently as a first name Marie, and a first name Anne.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Marie-Anne

name Μαριάννα, name マリアンヌ, name Marie-Anne, name Marianna, name Марианна, name מריאן, name Mary Ann, name Мария, name Маріанна, name ماريان, name María Ana, name Marianne, name マリアン, name Марыяна, name Μαρία Άννα, name Marie Anne, name Мар'Яна, name Маријана

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Marie-Anne	Germany, Canada, France, Belgium, Ivory Coast

First names said to be same

Marianna, Marianne, Marie Anne, Mary Ann, María Ana, Μαρία Άννα, Μαριάννα, Мар'Яна, Марианна, Мария, Маријана, Марыяна, Маріанна, מריאן, ماريان, マリアン, and マリアンヌ

Notable namesakes

	marie-anne de la trémoille French noble (1642-1722), FR (b. 1642)
	marie-anne de france daughter of Louis XIV of France, FR (b. 1664)
	marie-anne de la trémoille (1676-1708) (b. 1676)
	marie-anne guiard (b. 1650)
	marie-anne botot dangeville French actor and salon-holder (1714-1796), FR (b. 1714)
	marie-anne colbert 18 Oct 1655 Paris - 14 Jan 1750 St.Denis, FR (b. 1665)
	marie-anne d'harcourt FR (b. 1657)
	marie-anne barbier French playwright and librettist, FR (b. 1670)
	marie-anne madeleine poutre 23 Dec 1670 Sorel, Quebec - 28 Aug 1730 Montreal, Quebec (b. 1670)
	marie-anne deschamps de villiers Date de naissance 1675 Date de décès 1729 (b. 1675)
	marie-anne couperin French organist, FR (b. 1677)
	marie-anne tardieu French artist (1682–1727), FR (b. 1682)
	marie-anne de la ville FR (b. 1680)
	marie-anne fragonard French painter (1745-1823), FR (b. 1745)
	marie-anne collot French sculptor and portraitist (1748-1821), FR (b. 1748)

Characteristic surnames

Roy, Dufour, Garcia, Joseph, Thomas, Mercier, Bernard, Renault, Richard, Garnier, Laurent, Lambert, Lemaire, Johnson, Fischer, Olivier, Marchand, Bertrand, Rousseau, Gauthier, Tremblay, Francois, Dupont, Dubois, Durand, Robert, Bach, Brun, Paul, Roux, Lamy, Morin, Meyer, Simon, Smith, Boyer, Fournier, Payet, Robin, Denis, David, Leroy, Neveu, Henry, Martin, Moreau, Michel, Muller, Petit, and Pelletier