Marie-Thérèse
A dual name joining Marie (from Latin Marianus, "of Mars") and Thérèse (from the Greek Theresia, possibly "summer" or "to harvest").
Meaning and origin
Marie-Thérèse is a French compound name bringing together two substantial feminine figures.
How to pronounce Marie-Thérèse
| French (France) | mah-REE tay-REHZ /ma.ʁi te.ʁɛz/ |
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