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Amanda Monkelbaan

in the US

There is 1 person with the name "Amanda Monkelbaan" in the United States.

Top cities for this name

Tonawanda, NY (1)

Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Amanda	111
Monkelbaan	180,366
Amanda Monkelbaan	25,041,513

is 107th most common Anna
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is 109th most common Teresa
is 110th most common Heather
is 111th most common Amanda
is 112th most common Carl
is 113th most common Kathy
is 114th most common Denise
is 115th most common Janice

is 180,362nd most common Mojonnier
is 180,363rd most common Mondia
is 180,364th most common Monem
is 180,365th most common Moning
is 180,366th most common Monkelbaan
is 180,367th most common Monska
is 180,368th most common Montorio
is 180,369th most common Morange
is 180,370th most common Morisoli

is 25,041,509th most common Amanda Monin
is 25,041,510th most common Amanda Monio
is 25,041,511th most common Amanda Monita
is 25,041,512th most common Amanda Monje
is 25,041,513th most common Amanda Monkelbaan
is 25,041,514th most common Amanda Monnard
is 25,041,515th most common Amanda Monnens
is 25,041,516th most common Amanda Monnerjahn
is 25,041,517th most common Amanda Monnett

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Meaning & History

Amanda

Monkelbaan

(female) A 17th-century literary coinage from the Latin gerundive (feminine) amanda ‘lovable, fit to be loved’, from amare ‘to love’. This is evidently modelled on Miranda; the masculine form Amandus, borne by various saints from the 4th to the 7th century, seems not to have been the direct source of the feminine form. The girl's name enjoyed considerable popularity in the mid-20th century.

Short form: Manda.

Pet form: Mandy.