Melanie

Mélanie English Etymology en :bor fr:Mélanie ++ From en fr Mélanie, from en la Melania, the name of two Roman fifth century saints, from en grc μέλας black, dark. Pronunciation en /ˈmɛləni/ en melony en ɛləni 3 Proper noun en female Ancient Greek. en 1967 w:Angela Carter The Magic Toyshop 64 Virago Press 1994 0860681904 'I learn the craft. I'm your uncle's apprentice, Melanie.' - - - She did not quite like the way he kept calling her by her name; there was a humorous inlection on the three liquid syllables as though he found the name funny. Usage notes Popular in the English-speaking world in the latter half of the 20th century. Formerly rare. Related terms en Melanesia Translations female given name Danish: da Melanie French: fr Mélanie German: de Melanie Ingrian: izh Malenia Polish: pl Melania f Russian: ru Мела́ния f cognate, ru Малания f Мала́нья cognate, ru Ме́лани f transliteration Spanish: es Melania f Ukrainian: uk Мела́нія f Anagrams en aeeilmn Emaline Niemela Danish Etymology From da la Melania, from da grc μέλας black, dark. Proper noun da proper noun da female Usage notes Popular in Denmark in the 1990s and the 2000s. German Alternative forms de Melani rare, uncommon Etymology de la Melania, from de grc μέλας black, dark. Pronunciation de /ˈmeːlani/ /ˈmɛlani/ de De-Melanie.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de De-Melanie2.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Proper noun de proper noun de female Usage notes Popular in Germany in the end of the 20th century.