Mary (en. Mary)

/ˈmɛəri/

Meaning & Definition

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noun
Name of Hebrew origin that means 'beloved' or 'rebellious.'
Mary is a very popular name in Spain.
María es un nombre muy popular en España.
Name of the mother of Jesus in Christian tradition.
In the Catholic Church, the day of the Virgin Mary is celebrated.
En la Iglesia católica, se celebra el día de la Virgen María.
Name used in various cultures and countries.
The actress who won the award is named Maria.
La actriz que ganó el premio se llama María.

Etymology

The name 'Maria' comes from the Hebrew 'Miryam,' with possible meanings related to bitterness or the sea.

Common Phrases and Expressions

Mary goes to the beach.
A common expression used to refer to someone who enjoys the beach.
María va a la playa
There's no Mary without Joseph.
Indicates that there is no relationship without a complement.
No hay María sin José
Mary, the mother of all.
Phrase that refers to the Virgin Mary in Christian tradition.
María, la madre de todos

Related Words

Mara
Feminine name of Hebrew origin.
Mara
Mari
Variant of Mary in some countries.
Mari

Slang Meanings

Term used in some contexts to refer to an attractive woman.
That girl is a true Mary.
Esa chica es una verdadera Mary.
Name used in some circles as a synonym for girlfriend.
He is dating his Mary.
Él está saliendo con su Mary.