The first name of the day: Maureen
Etymology of firstname Maureen
The first name Maureen comes from Hebrew and means "the one who raises". This first name is carried by approximately 8,000 people in France and remains relatively unassigned today. The Maureens are honored on the day of St. Mary on the 15th of August.
History
This first name began to spread in English-speaking countries and Ireland in the late nineteenth century, and was a resounding success. Indeed, he even figured in the list of first names during the 1930s. Maureen remained popular until the years 1965. In France it was in the 1980s that it was first name began to be attributed today although the first name Maureen is appreciated within the hexagon it remains little attributed despite the trend of first names retro in 2013.
Character
Maureen is a bold and determined young woman. In her professional life she is often creative, responsible, sociable and enterprising. In her personal life, Maureen is affectionate and very attached to her family.
The first name Maureen comes from Hebrew and means "the one who raises". This first name is carried by approximately 8,000 people in France and remains relatively unassigned today. The Maureens are honored on the day of St. Mary on the 15th of August.
History
This first name began to spread in English-speaking countries and Ireland in the late nineteenth century, and was a resounding success. Indeed, he even figured in the list of first names during the 1930s. Maureen remained popular until the years 1965. In France it was in the 1980s that it was first name began to be attributed today although the first name Maureen is appreciated within the hexagon it remains little attributed despite the trend of first names retro in 2013.
Character
Maureen is a bold and determined young woman. In her professional life she is often creative, responsible, sociable and enterprising. In her personal life, Maureen is affectionate and very attached to her family.
