Origin and Meaning of Amandine

Beloved, worthy of love

Origin: French - Derived from the Latin name Amanda, which comes from the root 'amare', meaning 'to love'. Amandine can also refer to the feminine form of Amandus, meaning 'lovable'.

• Amandine is a relatively unique name that has seen varying levels of popularity in French-speaking countries, particularly in France.
• The name Amandine is celebrated in French culture and is often associated with a certain elegance and charm.
• Notable bearers of the name include French actress Amandine Bourgeois and Amandine Gay, a prominent filmmaker and activist.
• While not traditionally common in English-speaking countries, Amandine has recently started to gain attention, particularly among those seeking unique and lyrical names.
• Related names include Amanda, Amandus, and Amandine's variations like Amélie and Mandina.