Marygrace
Meaning of Marygrace
Marygrace brings together two timeless virtues—Mary, a name of Hebrew origin long associated with devotion and maternal warmth, and Grace, the Latin-born promise of elegance and goodwill—into a single, melodious package (pronounced MER-ee-grayss, /ˈmɛriˌɡreɪs/). Though it’s never dominated the charts, hovering around the 900th spot with roughly thirty new little Marygraces arriving each year in the U.S., its enduring charm lies in that very rarity: choosing Marygrace is like discovering a familiar heirloom in a treasure chest, both comforting and delightfully unexpected. There’s a gentle strength woven into the name, a sense of quiet confidence that feels at home in both sunlit playrooms and festive family gatherings. For parents seeking a name that whispers of heritage, faith, and poise—yet carries its own fresh spark—Marygrace offers a graceful duet, rich in character and ready to grow along with the child who bears it.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as MER-ee-grayss (/ˈmɛriˌɡreɪs/)
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