Marija
Latvian
proper noun
Definitions
- Mary Biblical figure
Etymology
Derived from Latin Maria derived from Ancient Greek Μαρία derived from Hebrew (modern) מִרְיָם.
Origin
Hebrew (Modern Ashkenazic)
מִרְיָם
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Maria English
- Mariolatry English
- Mariology English
- Mary English
- Mary Ann English
- Mary Jane English
- Mary Magdalene English
- Maryann English
- Maryanne English
- Marybeth English
- Maryborough English
- Maryknoller English
- Maryland English
- Marylike English
- Marymass English
- Maryolatry English
- Marysole English
- Miriam English
- Rosemary English
- Virgin Mary English
- rosemary English
- Maria Finnish
- Meeri Finnish
- Meri Finnish
- Maria Latin
- Marīa Latin
- sancta, Sancta Latin
- Maria German
- Maria Dutch, Flemish
- Maria French
- Marie French
- María Spanish, Castilian
- Μαρία Ancient Greek
- Miriam Portuguese
- Maria Swedish
- Mary Swedish
- Máire Irish
- Maria Danish
- Marie Danish
- Mary Danish
- Marie Old French
- Marija Serbo-Croatian
- Maria Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- Sfânta Maria Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- แมรี Thai
- Marie Cebuano
- Mary Cebuano
- Maire Old Irish
- Maria Vietnamese
- Mary Tagalog
- Mrikë Albanian
- 𐌼𐌰𐍂𐌹𐌰 Gothic
- מִרְיָם Hebrew (modern)
- מרים Hebrew (modern)
- Maria Estonian
- Mirjam Estonian
- მარია Georgian
- მარიამი Georgian
- 瑪利 Chinese
- 瑪莉 Chinese
- 瑪麗 Chinese
- 馬利亞 Chinese
- meri Tok Pisin
- Miren Basque
- מַרְיָם Aramaic
- מרים Aramaic
- Maria Norwegian
- Mary Norwegian
- Maria Hawaiian
- Mele Hawaiian
- Mere Hawaiian
- ಮೇರಿ Kannada
- mari Tolai