Annemarie
Meaning of Annemarie
Annemarie is a feminine name with German origins. It is a combination of the names Anne and Marie, creating a beautiful and unique name for baby girls. In English, it is pronounced as AN-uh-muh-ree (/ænəməˈri/), while in German, it is pronounced as AH-nuh-mah-ree (/ˈanəmaˈri/). The variations of Annemarie include Anne-Marie and Ann-Marie.
Annemarie has been used as a given name for many years, and its popularity has remained relatively stable over time. In the United States, according to data from recent years, it ranks around 2000-3000 in terms of occurrence. While not extremely common, Annemarie continues to be chosen by parents who are looking for a classic yet distinctive name for their daughters.
The name Annemarie carries associations of gracefulness, elegance, and sophistication. It combines the timeless appeal of both Anne and Marie, which are popular names on their own as well. With its international flair and cross-cultural appeal, Annemarie is a lovely choice for parents seeking a name that reflects their appreciation for both English and German heritage or simply looking for something charmingly unique.
Pronunciation
German
- Pronunced as AH-nuh-mah-ree (/ˈanəmaˈri/)
English
- Pronunced as AN-uh-muh-ree (/ænəməˈri/)
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Notable People Named Annemarie
| Annemarie Roeper was a pioneer in gifted education and co-founded the Roeper School in Michigan with her husband George in 1941. |
| Annemarie Heinrich, a German-born naturalized Argentine photographer known for her portraits and nude photographs, is regarded as one of Argentina's most significant photographers. |
| Annemarie Carpendale is a German television host and singer known for her work with ProSieben and her time as a dancer in the band Bellini. |
| Annemarie Moser-Pröll, a former World Cup alpine ski racer from Austria, was the most successful female alpine ski racer during the 1970s, with an all-time women's record of six overall titles and three Olympic medals. |
| Annemarie Huste was a German-American chef known for her work as Jacqueline Kennedy's private chef and as an executive chef and cookbook author. |
| Annemarie Ohler is an Austrian herpetologist and professor specializing in the taxonomy of amphibians, with 3,602 citations and an h-index of 36. |
| Annemarie Huber-Hotz was a Swiss politician who served as the Federal Chancellor of Switzerland and later became President of the Swiss Red Cross. |
| Annemarie Weber, a German-born American physiologist, made significant contributions to the study of muscle biochemistry, following in the footsteps of her father, the renowned German physiologist Hans Hermann Weber. |
| Annemarie Kramer - Anna Maria 'Annemarie' Kramer is a former Dutch sprinter who became a five-time Dutch sprinting champion. |
| Annemarie Düringer, a Swiss actress born in Arlesheim, Basel-Landschaft, gained fame for her contributions to the world of acting. |
| Annemarie Reinhard was a German writer. |
| Annemarie Esche was a German scholar known for her expertise in Burmese literature and linguistics, and she served as a professor at Humboldt University in Berlin. |
| Annemarie Hase was a German actress and cabaret artist who rose to fame during the Weimar Republic and went into exile in Britain during the Nazi regime due to her Jewish heritage. |
| Annemarie Zimmermann was a successful West German canoe sprinter, winning two gold medals in the K-2 500m event at the 1964 and 1968 Summer Olympics. |
| Annemarie Sullivan Palincsar is a distinguished scholar of education known for her research on literacy instruction and cognitive apprenticeships, and her contributions to various educational research councils and panels. |
