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What does Mame mean?
Mame ▼ as a girls' name is a Latin name, and the meaning of Mame is "star of the sea; pearl". Mame is a version of Mamie (Greek, Latin): nickname of Margaret (Greek) "pearl". Mame is also a variation of Mary (Latin).
STARTS WITH Ma-
Variations
ALTERNATIVE FORMS VIA MAMIE, MARY Mair, Maire, Mal, Malia▲, Mallie▼, Manon, Manya, Mara▲, Mare, Maree, Maren▲, Maria▼, Marice, Marie▼, Mariel▼, Marin, Marja, Marje, Marla▼, Marlo, Marya, Maryse, Masha, Maura, Maure, Mavra, May▼, Maymie, Mayra▼, Mimi, Moire, Moll, Moya, Muire
CREATIVE FORMS(female)
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MIDDLE NAME PAIRINGS
Mame Ira (M.I.), ..
How popular is Mame?
Mame is a rare given name for women. Mame is a rare last name too for both adults and children. (2000 U.S. CENSUS)
Mame reached its top position of #559 in the U.S. in the 1880s, but is not ranked at the moment. (2018 BIRTH STATISTICS)
Which version is better?
Maria (#116 A YEAR AGO), Mary (#126), Malia (#254), Marie (#576), Maren (#607), Mara (#681), Marin (#1382), Mayra (#1501), Maura (#1576), May (#1645), Marlo (#1980), Maree, Mamie, Mariel, Mallie, Marla, Mayme, Maymie and Mimi are the popular variation forms of Mame rated in the Top 2000. These relations of Mame were popular as birth names a century ago (USAGE OF 8.86%) and have become significantly less common since (USAGE 0.49%, ▼94%), with versions such as Mayme becoming somewhat outmoded. Mary has been the most popular choice, though Maria is currently the preferred form.
Similar Names
Mame▼ is alike in pronunciation to Mim. Other suggested similar-sounding names are Abame, Aime, Ame, Edme, Emme, Esme▲, Isme, Jaime▼, Jayme▼, Mab, Mabel▼, Mable▼, Macee, Macey▼, Maci, Macie, Macy, Mada, Madel, Madge▼, Mady, Mae▼, Maemi, Maeve▲, Mag, Mai▼, Maia▲, Maj, Maja, Maji, Mala, Malea, Mali, Malke, Marg, Marge, Mari, Marne, Mart, Marte, Marve, Mat, Mata, Maud▼, Maude▼, Mauve, Mave, Max, Maxi, Maxie▼, Maxime, Maxy, Maya▲, Mayde, Maye▼, Mazey, Mazie▼, Meade, Meave, Mike, Mima, Mone and Padme. These names tend to be more commonly used than Mame.
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