About the first name Marie-Élizabeth
MeaningThe compound name Marie-Élizabeth combines Marie and Élizabeth. Marie has its own older etymology, while Élizabeth traditionally means “my God is an oath” or “God is my oath”.
Historical originMarie-Élizabeth belongs to the tradition of compound given names, especially common in French-speaking and Catholic families. Combining several elements often made it possible to honor multiple relatives, saints, or devotional figures.
Did you know?In genealogical records, Marie-Élizabeth may be written with or without a hyphen depending on the period, clerk, or indexing practice. Grouping these variants avoids treating the same compound name as separate names.
Pronunciation:ma-ri-éli-za-betma.ʁi.eli.za.bət