Origin and Meaning of Lilliemae

A combination of 'Lillie' and 'Mae', referring to purity and a type of flower; 'Mae' can also represent the month of May, symbolizing spring and renewal.

Origin: English - 'Lillie' is derived from the Latin 'lilium', meaning lily, and 'Mae' is derived from the name of the month May, which is named after the Roman goddess Maia.

• Lilliemae is a modern blend name that reflects the popularity of combining traditional names to create unique identities.
• The name has seen usage primarily in English-speaking countries, but its charm is growing in other cultures as well due to its floral connections.
• Notable bearers include Lilliemae, a character in various fictional works and stories aiming to create playful and endearing characters.
• Lilliemae has gained traction in recent years, particularly in the 21st century, reflecting the trend towards whimsical and compound names.
• Variations include Lillie, Lily, Liliana, and Mae or May, which are also popular names in their own rights.