Maire

Máire maire English Etymology 1 Anglicisation of en ga Máire Mary. Proper noun en female Irish. Etymology 2 en :bor fr:Maire + 1 Proper noun + (surname) s en French. Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Maire is the 35812th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 627 individuals. Maire is most common among White (90.91%) individuals. Further reading Anagrams en aeimr Marie Miera aimer armie ramie reaim rimae Dutch Etymology Named after the former village of Maire, which was lost to flooding in 1530. Pronunciation nl Mai re Proper noun n nl former municipality p/Zeeland c/Netherlands Estonian Proper noun et proper noun et female borrowed from et fi Maire Finnish Etymology Short form of fi mairea in its archaic meaning lovely, sweet, adapted as a given name in the late 19th century. Pronunciation Proper noun fi female Finnish Declension Mair a Statistics dvv_20250813 4805 1006 148 References Anagrams fi aeimr Reima reima Old Irish Etymology From sga la Maria, from sga grc Μαρίᾱ, grc Μαριάμ, from sga arc מַרְיָם maryām or sga he מִרְיָם miryām. Pronunciation Proper noun sga pn f sga biblical character Mary mother of Jesus Descendants ga Muire gv Moirrey gd Moire Mutation Further reading 32771 2 Muire sga Biblical characters