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Margerie

OriginGreek
Meaning"pearl"
US RankUnranked

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About Margerie

Margerie is a feminine name that represents a medieval French variation of Margaret. Derived from the Greek word "margarites," meaning "pearl," it carries the same elegant associations with this precious gem. Popular during the Middle Ages in France and England, Margerie has a vintage, romantic quality that distinguishes it from the more common Margaret, Marjorie, or Margery variations. The name experienced a decline in usage during the 20th century but retains appeal for parents drawn to classic names with historical depth. The French-influenced spelling gives Margerie a touch of sophistication and continental charm while maintaining connection to its ancient Greek roots. This uncommon variation offers a distinctive alternative within the beloved Margaret family of names.

Pronounced MAR-juh-ree.

As of October 2026, Margerie ranked #5801 in US births in 1947 SSA, peaked at #2783 in 1914.

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Famous Margeries

  • Margerie Bonner

    American actress

  • Margerie Venables Taylor

    English archaeologist and editor

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