Details for the forename Mary

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Recent views: Lys (F)> Maj (F)> Allen (M)> Juno (F)> Sis (F)> Edgar (M)> Ket (F)> Clem (M)> Cecily (F)> Curstaidh (F)> Eleonora (F)> Marisol (F)> Custance (F)> Polly (F)> Mariah (F)> Clemente (M)> Ashley (F)> Maaike (F)> Maja (F)> Marya (F)> Molly (F)> Ninel (F)> Marice (F)> Flaithri (M)> Flossy (F)> Duncan (M)> Liz (F)> Ria (F)> Manie (F)> Marijse (F)> Christ (M)> Marien (F)> Lia (F)> Oonagh (F)> Lottelore (F)> Riet (F)> Shibby (F)> Mia (F)> Moire (F)> Wynne (F)> Maike (F)> Ing-Lis (F)> Mariel (F)> Marzena (F)> Alys (F)> Miren (F)> Alun (M)> Sara (F)> Ailis (F)> Marilee (F)> Marey (F)> Maniuta (F)> Elsie (F)> Alleyne (F)> Maryam (F)> Allain (M)> Ailish (F)> Mairee (F)> Muriel (F)> Belle (F)> Alanna (F)> Mariella (F)> Alicia (F)> Hannelore (F)> Lorea (F)> Allie (F)> Marieta (F)> Marika (F)> Florentia (F)> Marioun (F)> Mary (M)>

Mary (male)


Variants:	Marie (M)
Feminine form:	Mary (F)

Source(s):	Rootsweb Y-IRL Discussion Group
Notes:	Mary has been used as a middle name for boys in Catholic families in honour of the Virgin Mary, occasionally in combination with Joseph as a reference to the parents of Jesus Christ. It is probably more common in French communities as Marie.