Origin and Meaning of Margaretanne

A combination of Margaret and Anne, meaning ' pearl' and 'grace' respectively.

Origin: English - Margaret comes from the Greek word 'margaritēs', meaning 'pearl'. Anne is derived from the Hebrew name Hannah, which means 'grace'.

• Margaretanne is a rare name, often seen as a double-barrelled or compound name combining two traditional names.
• The name combines elements from both English and Hebrew cultures, reflecting a blend of influences.
• Notable bearers include figures in literature and history who have carried either name, such as Margaret Thatcher and Anne Frank.
• While neither Margaret nor Anne is as popular as they once were, compound names like Margaretanne have seen fluctuations in popularity, often depending on regional trends.
• Variations of the name include Margret, Marge, Maggie (for Margaret), and Ann, Annie (for Anne), as well as other combinations like Annemargaret.