Comments for the name Annemarie

I really like the Italian form of this name, Annamaria.

I personally don't like it all that much. The name means nothing. I have it as a name.

... "this name means nothing"? Look at the constituent parts and you get the meaning. (If you're talking about de-lexicalisation, that's another phenomenon that's pretty much hit every American/European name, save for newer ones that are derived directly from lexical words in current usage.)

Between this name and "Annamaria" or "Anne-Marie" or other variants, I must admit I like this one the best. Then again, my opinion's most likely influenced by the fact that I have a good friend who bears it, and I see her zest for life popping out of the vowel combination (primarily through its interaction with the consonants around it) to pleasantly surprise me every time.

In Denmark Annemarie is more used as Anne-Marie but it is pronounced the same way.

I think this is one of the most beautiful names I have ever heard. My mother bestowed this name upon me and I could not think of a more regal, sophisticated, tastefully traditional name. At a time when Britneys, Ashleys, and Lindseys were running rampant, I am glad I was given a more meaningful and unique name.

Ducth pronunciation is ah-nuh-mah-REE.

It's a lovely name. I prefer Anne-Marie to the way Annemarie runs together.

It's not really a name, just 2 common middle names stuck together.

German pronunciation: AWN-nuh-mah-ree.

In Denmark, it's pronounced AHN-uh-mah-ree-uh.

I don't like Annemarie very much, I think Anna-Maria is far prettier.

Annemarie was the name of the little orphaned heroine in the animated feature "All Dogs Go to Heaven."

Of course Annemarie is a name. Anne-Marie is the name of Queen Margrethe II's second little sister, Queen Anne-Marie. The other one is Princess Benedikte.

Annemarie is the name of the main character in Lois Lowry's book "Number the Stars."

This name is also used in Limburgish. The pronunciation in Limburgish can be both ahn-nuh-mah-REE and ahn-mah-REE.

The Dutch pronunciation for Annemarie is: ahn-nə-mah-REE. [noted -ed]

Annemarie is also used in Limburgish, and there are *two* possible ways to pronounce this name in Limburgish. The first way is exactly the same as the Dutch pronunciation that I just mentioned above. The second way resembles the way a French person would pronounce it: ahn-mah-REE.

So pretty! But I pronounce it like Anne Marie, not Ann-neh Marie, that's Annamarie.