Marymar
Meaning of Marymar
Marymar arrives like a burst of sunrise over a turquoise sea. It blends the timeless Mary—heir to the Latin Maria, “beloved”—with the Spanish mar, “sea,” crafting a name that whispers of love and endless horizons. Its two bright syllables sparkle on the tongue like maracas at a sunset fiesta. It feels as warm as abuela’s abrazo and as free as a sailboat catching a playful breeze. Though only a handful of little Marymars danced onto U.S. birth records in the mid-1990s, this name shines with rare magic. Parents who choose Marymar write a story of passion and wide-open skies, inviting their daughter to chart her own course on life’s grand ocean.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as MARE-ee-mar (/ˈmɛəriˌmɑr/)
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