Original Greek form: Margarites [Μαργαριτης] (mahr-gah-REE-tes)
Latin form: Margarita (mahr-gah-REE-tah)
English form: Margaret (MAHR-gah-ret)
Other forms:
- Maarit (MAH-rit)--Finnish
- Mairéad (mah-RAID)--Irish
- Mairead (MYE-ret)--Scottish
- Małgorzata (mow-gohr-ZHAH-tah)--Polish
- Maret (MAH-ret)--Estonian
- Margalit (mahr-gah-LEET)--Hebrew
- Margaretha (mahr-gah-RET-tah)--Dutch, German
- Marged (MAHR-ged)--Welsh
- Margery (MAHR-jer-ee)--Medieval English
- Margit (MAHR-git)--Hungarian
- Margita (mahr-GEE-tah)--Slovak
- Margriet (mahr-KHREET)--Dutch
- Marguerite (mahr-gah-REET)--French
- Marit (MAH-rit)--Scandinavian
- Marketta (MAHR-ket-tah)--Finnish
- Mererid (MEH-reh-reed)--Welsh
- Merete (meh-REH-teh)--Danish
Yaaaay! Mairéad's name finally mentioned somewhere. It may not be much but it makes me super excited! lol
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