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'Marie' is the Czech and French form of 'Mary'. It is also used to a certain degree in Danish, English, German, Norwegian, and Swedish as a borrowing from French. Language(s): Hebrew, via Czech and French Meaning: Beloved, Loved, beautiful, Renowned or famous, Star of the Sea. (also means 'the wonderful' on Hebrew) May also mean: Negation of being bitter, as the word for bitter in French is "amère" and the word for mother in French is "mère" with the letter "a" used as a prefix for negation in the French language. Other facts: Marie's feast day is March 25th (Maria Annunciation)
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