Manci

Manci represents a Hungarian form of Margaret, with Margaret primarily understood as the English variant of Margareta or Margarete.

What does the name Manci mean?

Manci is known as the Hungarian form of Margaret, which is essentially the English spelling of Margareta or Margarete. The name means "the pearl" and comes from the ancient Greek word margarítēs ‎(μαργαρίτης), which also means "the pearl." Other variants include Midge, Madge, Marga, Marge, and Margie.

Where does the name Manci come from?

The name Manci has its roots in ancient Greek and means "the pearl." The etymology derives from margarítēs ‎(μαργαρίτης), which in ancient Greek means "the pearl." It is used in the Hungarian language.

How do you pronounce Manci?

The pronunciation of Manci is soft, clear, and melodic, consisting of two syllables. In German phonetics, it is usually pronounced as "Man-ci" [ˈmantʃi]. The name begins friendly and bright and ends with a gentle, rounded sound, leading to a harmonious and pleasant tone. The combination of open vowels and soft consonants radiates lightness, elegance, and presence. Overall, Manci conveys a charming, approachable, and stylish impression - a name that embodies warmth, clarity, and subtle expressiveness.

When is the name day of Manci?

The name days for Manci fall on February 22, June 20, July 20, October 17, October 29, and November 16.

Popularity

In Germany, Manci is a rather rare first name. It has not appeared in the German name popularity lists so far. The best ranking Manci achieved was in 1996, reaching 879th place in the Danish name charts. From 1985 to 2024, the name was given less than 10 times in Denmark, placing it at 5,796th. In the last ten years, no child in Denmark has received this name.