Anne Fle

in the US

There is 1 person with the name "Anne Fle" in the United States.

Top cities for this name

Pittsfield, MA (1)

Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Anne	135
Fle	413,560
Anne Fle	25,916,635

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is 139th most common Dale

is 413,556th most common Flabetich
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is 413,559th most common Flasche
is 413,560th most common Fle
is 413,561st most common Fleischel
is 413,562nd most common Fleishel
is 413,563rd most common Flichman
is 413,564th most common Fliegman

is 25,916,631st most common Anne Flavius
is 25,916,632nd most common Anne Flawd
is 25,916,633rd most common Anne Flaxman
is 25,916,634th most common Anne Flayer
is 25,916,635th most common Anne Fle
is 25,916,636th most common Anne Fleagle
is 25,916,637th most common Anne Fleche
is 25,916,638th most common Anne Flecke
is 25,916,639th most common Anne Fledderman

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Meaning & History

Anne

Fle

(female) English form (via Old French, Latin, and Greek) of the Hebrew girl's name Hanna ‘He (God) has favoured me (i.e. with a child)’. This is the name borne in the Bible by the mother of Samuel (see Hannah), and according to non-biblical tradition also by the mother of the Virgin Mary. It is the widespread folk cult of the latter that has led to the great popularity of the name in various forms throughout Europe. The simplified form Ann was much more common in the 19th century but the form with final -e grew in popularity during the 20th century, partly perhaps due to L. M. Montgomery's story Anne of Green Gables (1908), and partly due to Princess Anne (b. 1950). See also Anna.