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The name Amelie is a baby girl name. The name Amelie comes from the French origin. In French The meaning of the name Amelie is: Hard working. Industrious. Striving. |
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| Boy or Girl ?: | girl | |||
| Origin of name: | French | |||
| Meaning: | Hard working. Industrious. Striving. | |||
| Expression number: | 9 | |||
| SoulUrge Number: | 2 | |||
| Average Visitor Rating: | 4.55 (Out of 5) | |||
| Number of ratings: | 83 | |||
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Subscribe to this comment's feedAmelie
written by Marguerite, October 29, 2007
written by Marguerite, October 29, 2007
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written by bill gates, November 23, 2007
written by bill gates, November 23, 2007
wow what a beautiful name, we're naming our girl this for sure.
beautiful name.
written by karista, February 05, 2008
written by karista, February 05, 2008
amelie is a gorgeous, unique and sweet name.
Amélie
written by Amélie, February 09, 2008
written by Amélie, February 09, 2008
My name is Amélie and I am 34. I have always really liked my name in French, but in English people always call me Emily or Amily. It was very unique when I was young, but now I'm hearing it more and more in the French Canadian community. Still, Emilie is much much more common.
Amelie
written by May , February 10, 2008
written by May , February 10, 2008
Our 2 year old grand daughter is called Amelie and she is Gorgeous just like her name
I LOVE IT!!!
written by Amelie, February 10, 2008
written by Amelie, February 10, 2008
I love having my name be so unique, people always ask me why I was named this and what it means, it makes me feel very special!!! It's the best name a girl could have!
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written by MEG, February 18, 2008
written by MEG, February 18, 2008
how do you pronounce the name Amelie???
pronunciation
written by not even close to having kids, February 25, 2008
written by not even close to having kids, February 25, 2008
a (as in apple)
melie (as in mully)
i believe
melie (as in mully)
i believe
correct pronunciation
written by Jennifer, May 12, 2008
written by Jennifer, May 12, 2008
It is pronounced: "A (as in open up and say AHHHH)
May Lee" and is correctly spelled with an accent ague over the first e giving it an "a" (as in apple) sound. Amélie.
This is my daughter's name and since I am married to a French man I had to choose a French name. I was concerened naming her Amélie because of the movie that came out in 2002. I was worried that her name would not be unique enough. Being named Jennifer and having to deal with 3 - 4 Jennifer's in every class I was in growing up, I didn't want that for my daughter. Well, guess what we entered her in a French school and there are 4 other Amelie's in her grade!!!! argh! Most people will pronounce it wrong like mentioned above. Even though I tell people her name is AHHHH May Lee they still call her Amily. So if that is something that will annoy you, try a different name. :o)
May Lee" and is correctly spelled with an accent ague over the first e giving it an "a" (as in apple) sound. Amélie.
This is my daughter's name and since I am married to a French man I had to choose a French name. I was concerened naming her Amélie because of the movie that came out in 2002. I was worried that her name would not be unique enough. Being named Jennifer and having to deal with 3 - 4 Jennifer's in every class I was in growing up, I didn't want that for my daughter. Well, guess what we entered her in a French school and there are 4 other Amelie's in her grade!!!! argh! Most people will pronounce it wrong like mentioned above. Even though I tell people her name is AHHHH May Lee they still call her Amily. So if that is something that will annoy you, try a different name. :o)
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It is a very pretty name, and the one we love for our daughter, however, I do worry about her having to spell it if we live outside France