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Lisa-Marie
Fact sheet
- Name
- Lisa-Marie
- Gender
- Girl name
- Syllables
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Lisa: The one who swears to God, God is perfect. Marie: The bitter, the beloved, a gift from God.
What does the name Lisa-Marie mean?
Lisa: The one who swears to God, God is perfect. Marie: The bitter, the beloved, a gift from God. See also the individual names Lisa and Marie.
Where does the name Lisa-Marie come from?
The double name Lisa-Marie has its roots in German. German.
How do you pronounce Lisa-Marie?
The sound and pronunciation of Lisa-Marie: The double name Lisa-Marie is clearly structured and rhythmically balanced. In the pronunciation "Li-sa Ma-rie" [ˈliːza maˈʁiː], bright i sounds meet open A vowels. The stressed syllable "-rie" with a long i gives the overall sound a special brilliance. The hyphen provides a clear structure. Lisa-Marie feels both classic and modern - harmonious, feminine, and present.
Popularity
In Germany, the name Lisa-Marie enjoys great popularity. Currently, it ranks 2,358th on the list of the most common female first names. Its best placement was in 2007 at 241st place. In the last ten years, Lisa-Marie has been chosen as a first name about 390 times, placing it 1,021st in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it ranks 693rd.
Nicknames & pet names
Lais / Lima / Lis / Lisa / Lisa-Mariechen / Lisa-Mi / Lischen / Lise / Liselotte / Lisi / Lissi / Lissie / Lissy / Liz / LM / Lottchen / Mariechen / Mia / Misa / Sisi
Famous people
- Lisa-Marie Koroll (actress)
- Lisa-Marie Presley (singer, daughter of Elvis Presley)
- Lisa-Marie Schiffner (influencer)
- Lisa-Marie Smith (actress)
Frequently asked questions about the name Lisa-Marie
Where does the name Lisa-Marie come from?
The double name Lisa-Marie has its roots in German.
What does the name Lisa-Marie mean?
Lisa means 'The one who swears to God, God is perfect', while Marie stands for 'The bitter, the beloved, a gift from God'.
How popular is the name Lisa-Marie?
Lisa-Marie is a popular double name that has been frequently given in recent decades.