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Gender: Female Meaning of Amandine: "much-loved" Origin of Amandine: French, diminutive of Amanda

Amandine Origin and Meaning

The name Amandine is a girl's name of French origin meaning "much-loved".

This fragrant, almond-scented name has hardly been heard in this country, which is a pity--we've loved it since John Malkovich used it for his now grown daughter.

A French diminutive of Amanda, it was the birth name of novelist George Sand--born Amandine Aurore Lucile-- and is in the Top 100 in France.

Of course, amandine is also a French culinary term for a garnish of almonds.

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Famous People Named Amandine

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Amandine Bourgeois, French pop singer
Amandine Chantal Henry, French footballer
Amandine Suzanne Monique Leynaud, French handballer
Amandine Hesse, French tennis player
Amandine Allou Affoue, Ivorian sprinter
Amandine Chaignot, French TV chef
Amandine Malkovich, b. 1990, daughter of actor John Malkovich

Pop Culture References for the name Amandine

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Amandine, Mother of October "Toby" Daye in Seanan MacGuire's series
Amandine Poulain, character from "Amelie"
Amandine, French cooking term for "with almonds"
Amandine, a 2010 novel by Marlena de Blasi
Amandine, a 2001 YA novel by Adele Griffin
Pronounced "AM-on-DEEN"

Comments

WinterSolstice17 Says:

2017-05-21T19:45:48

Although in French, the last syllable in IN not EEN.

Impwood Says:

2015-11-22T13:36:17

It's more-or-less like "AH-mon-DEEN", ah as in apple, mon as in Monty, and deen as in Dean.

kitchi1 Says:

2015-09-11T01:09:27

How is this pronounced?