Maris

maris máris Māris English Maris (mythology) Etymology From Maris Lane, Trumpington, Cambridge (the founding site of Cambridge University's Plant Breeding Institute), from Etruscan Maris. Proper noun en. Name component for agricultural plant varieties: wheat: Maris Widgeon, Maris Huntsman, etc barley: Maris Otter, etc potato: Maris Peer, Maris Bard, etc field bean: Maris Beagle, Maris Beaver, etc en Etruscan mythology Maris (or Mariś), god of fertility and love; son of Hercle. Anagrams en aimrs Mairs Masri Misra RAIMs Samir amirs raims simar sirma Dutch Pronunciation nl /ˈmaː.rɪs/ nl Ma ris nl aːrɪs 2 Etymology 1 nl Proper noun nl Etymology 2 First attested as groitmaris in 1402. Derived from nl gem-pro *mariska- land next to water, swampland, pasture. The toponym was later reinterpreted as dum marasc wetland, swamp. Proper noun n nl hamlet mun/Peel en Maas p/Limburg c/Netherlands References Estonian Proper noun et proper noun et female, variant of Maria / Maarja Hausa Etymology Borrowed from ha en March. Pronunciation mār̃ìs Proper noun m Mār̃ìs March See also Hungarian Etymology is proper noun hu Mária (changing hu -á- to hu -a-). Pronunciation hu Ma ris hu iʃ 2 Proper noun hu proper noun hu female Mária Declension Mariso o -Maris ai Derived terms hu Mariska