Origin and Meaning of Emmajean

Universal / Whole and God is gracious

Origin: English - Emma is derived from the Germanic word 'ermen,' meaning 'whole' or 'universal.' Jean is the English form of the Hebrew name Yochanan, meaning 'God is gracious.'

• Emmajean is a modern and unique blend of the names Emma and Jean, often seen as a compound name that reflects a combination of both meanings.
• While Emma is a widely popular name in various cultures, Jean has historical significance in English-speaking countries as a traditional name.
• Notable figures with the name Emma include Emma Watson and Emily Dickinson, but examples of 'Emmajean' specifically are less common.
• The popularity of the name Emma has surged since the late 1990s, making Emmajean a distinctive choice amidst a sea of Emmas.
• Variations of the name Emma include Emmalee, Emmarae, and Emmeline, and variations of Jean include Jane and Jeanne.