Mariclare

When the names Marie and Clare join together, Mariclare gathers its nine letters. Though this feminine moniker is an English creation, the names used to construct it have roots in other languages. Marie comes from Mary, a title that ultimately stems from the Hebrew and Egyptian Miryam. With possible meanings including “sea of bitterness,” “rebelliousness,” “wished-for child,” and “beloved,” Marie gives Mariclare a bold yet gentle aura. Clare comes from Clarus_,_ a Latin title that translates to “bright,” “clear,” or “famous.” Every time you cheer them on or make them feel heard, you’ll show little Mariclare that, without a doubt, they are loved.