The name of the day: Marion
Etymology of first name Marion
The first name Marion comes from Hebrew and means "the one who raises". This first name is carried by about 120,000 people in France and is even in the top 100 national. Marion is honored on August 15, the day of St. Mary.
History
Marion is the very old version of Mary. This first name has appeared since the 11th in France but also in England. He was transformed into Marian in English-speaking countries. Marion has long been considered a first name rural from the seventeenth century until the end of the eighteenth century. It was in the 1980s that Marion became one of the first names most attributed to the point of shading Mary.
Character
Marion is a rather wise young woman who can sometimes seem too effaced. In her professional life She has good intuition and some extremely sophisticated analytical skills.
The first name Marion comes from Hebrew and means "the one who raises". This first name is carried by about 120,000 people in France and is even in the top 100 national. Marion is honored on August 15, the day of St. Mary.
History
Marion is the very old version of Mary. This first name has appeared since the 11th in France but also in England. He was transformed into Marian in English-speaking countries. Marion has long been considered a first name rural from the seventeenth century until the end of the eighteenth century. It was in the 1980s that Marion became one of the first names most attributed to the point of shading Mary.
Character
Marion is a rather wise young woman who can sometimes seem too effaced. In her professional life She has good intuition and some extremely sophisticated analytical skills.
