first names that incorporate Anne?

jf2010 · July 2010

We are trying to incorporate the name "anne' into our baby's first name and we are stuck for ideas. Middle name will be joyce after a beloved family friend. Any ideas for a variation on the name Anne we could use (i.e; brianne, Leeann, etc.)

thanks!

jodiewingert · July 2010

cheyanne,sherianne,joanne,susanne

braveangel2 · July 2010

Anne, Brianne, Dianne,

I just went to Baby Name Wizard:

https://www.babynamewizard.com/namipedia/advanced-name-finder/results?gender=F&sequence=anne

BelleBaby · July 2010

Annabelle
Annaleigh
Deanne
Julianne
Mary Anne

mrs_tacos · July 2010

Joanne

Suzanne

Annabelle

Annelise

Julianna/Julianne

Roseanne

Marianne

Brianne

Annaleigh

Annemarie

MontyMrs · July 2010

My cousin is Arianne (pronounced Ah-ree-ahn) and I've always thought it was a beautiful name.

amwadas · July 2010

My name is Annette - a-net. Just throwing it out there.

lovemytwoboys · July 2010

I love just Anna or Julianna. I'm not sure if that works for you though.

hewinked · July 2010

I love Mary Anne. It's beautiful and classic.

k*princess · July 2010

Anna, Susannah, Lilianna, Savannah, Alanna, Annika, Julianna, Julianne, Marianna, Shannon, Elianna, Hannah, Adrianne, Annabelle

Some of these I prefer with only one 'n' but since two 'n's more suit your 'anne' requirement, I think the two 'n's are okay.

braveangel2 · July 2010

amwadas:
My name is Annette - a-net. Just throwing it out there.

I love the French name, Annette. It was my aunt's name, and she was wonderful. Plus it's not all that common right now - 800s on the SSA. This one gets my vote.

Toots_pop · July 2010

Breanne, Bethanne, Leighanne, Julieanne, Maryanne

strangebird · July 2010

Deanne, Brianne, Adrianne, Audrianne, Arianne, Annemarie, Anneliese, Annabelle, Annika, Annalee, Annelle, Annette, Cayenne, Cezanne, Cheyanne, Christianne, Carianne, Dianne, Erianne, Georgianne, Georgianne, Giulianne, Hanne, Hanneli, Hannelore, Julianne, Kerianne, Leanne, Marianne, Maryanne, and the list could go on and on . . .

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