Forename directory - Names / meaning for "Maggie"

People with the first name "Maggie"

Maggie Abate Maggie Abby Maggie Araya Maggie Arnett Maggie B. Cardinal Maggie Beggs Maggie Bergin Maggie Bevan Maggie Bolton Maggie Carew Maggie Chapman Maggie Contreras Maggie Cygan Maggie D. Troester Maggie Dinome Maggie Donin Maggie Duda Maggie Duffy-Durkin Maggie Dusbiber Maggie Epner Maggie Eskicioglu Maggie Etheredge Maggie Fay Maggie Fiorini Maggie Flores-Acosta Maggie Fong Maggie Freeland Maggie Gao Maggie Guillen Maggie Haase Maggie Haigis Maggie Hannigan Maggie Hartley Maggie Herrick Maggie Hess Maggie Highberger Maggie Hirshland Maggie Hon Maggie Hooks Maggie Horsley Maggie Huggins Maggie Hunt Maggie Jablonski Maggie Jennings Maggie John Maggie Johnson Maggie João Maggie Kavanagh Maggie Lai Maggie Lavery Maggie Lemmel Maggie Lindquist Maggie Link Maggie Lister Maggie Llewellyn Maggie Lorraine Maggie Luo Maggie M. Crittle Maggie Mccann Maggie Mehalko Maggie Montalbano Maggie Munz Maggie Nagata Maggie O'Dwyer Maggie Orender Maggie Pellerin Maggie Pelletier Maggie Pettersen Maggie Pinzuti Maggie Poske Maggie Prather Maggie Prendergast Maggie Pruett Maggie Ramos Maggie Reisinger Maggie Remling Maggie Rousselle Maggie Rumpf Maggie Stam Maggie Stork Maggie Stredder Maggie Tadlock Maggie Tang Maggie Toth Maggie True Maggie Tung Maggie Vatterott Maggie Vaughan Maggie Wade Maggie Ward Maggie Wen Maggie Wendel Maggie Wendt Maggie Werner-Bell Maggie Wothe Maggie Zita Maggie Zulovic Maggie Zumbiel Maggie Zych Maggie De Hoon

Information about "Maggie"

For this Maggie there are 10374 different names on Yasni.

Most common last names for Maggie are: Beavers, Böhler, Buckett

In the ranking of the most common first names Maggie is on position 668.

During the last seven days Maggie was searched for 38 times.

Meaning of "Maggie"

Female first name (English): Maggie, the pearl, Ancient Greek (14 helpers); Margarites = the Pearl (Old High German) as a name taken from the Latin into German, in the Middle Ages spread by the name of the Holy. Margaret of Antioch (3rd and 4th centuries) and the Greek word 'Margarites' is perhaps originally from the Persian with the meaning 'child of light' (according to the presentation of the pearl as a dew-drop, which was changed by moonlight)

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