Marni

Meaning of Marni

Marni drifts across the imagination like a haiku whispered at dusk, its syllables weaving together the Celtic whisper of the sea and the Hebraic spark of rebellion. In its Gaelic lineage, it conjures tides brushing against ancient stones, while in Hebrew echoes it speaks of a spirit unbound, turning bitterness into quiet resolve. Envisioned through a Japanese lens—where cherry blossoms fall like gentle blessings upon a silent pond and bamboo groves hum with the promise of renewal—Marni becomes a vessel of serene paradox: both a still pool reflecting moonlight and a current carrying one forward into endless possibility. With this name, each newborn is gifted an undercurrent of elegant defiance and a calm, untamed grace that flows like water across every season of life.

Pronunciation

British English

  • Pronunced as MAR-nee (/ˈmɑːni/)

American English

  • Pronunced as MAR-nee (/ˈmɑrni/)

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Notable People Named Marni

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