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Amandine

OriginFrench, diminutive of Amanda
Meaning"much-loved"
US RankUnranked

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About Amandine

A French diminutive of Amanda — and the French culinary term for a garnish of almonds — Amandine is a pretty, almond-scented choice that's rarely heard in the US. Meaning "much-loved" or "lovable" from Latin, Amandine ranked in the Top 200 in Belgium in Belgium in the 90s and 2000s, while in France, it was a Top 20 choice in the 80s and remained in the Top 400 until 2020.

Notably borne by footballer Amandine Henry, actor John Malkovich also used it for his daughter in the 90s.

Pronounced AH-MAHn-DEEN.

As of November 2026, Amandine ranked #15310 for girls in US births in 2023 SSA, peaked at #9524 for girls in 2002.

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