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| 12.1 | | 15521::ROBERT | Please, make them go away! | Tue Jul 15 1986 21:15 | 7 |
| If this name were French, it would be pronounced Anna-leez.
From what I have seen in print, I believe this name is German.
It is pronounced as you say, for I have also seen it written Anneliese,
and this is certainly a German name.
Hope this helps.
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| 12.2 | more south | NCMWVX::WARRENS | | Thu Jul 17 1986 14:38 | 3 |
| I would suspect that it is Italian, gut feel no reason.
Randy
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| 12.3 | Norway calling!! | 51298::NINANIC | | Mon Mar 09 1987 10:06 | 10 |
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Here in Norway we use "Anne-Lise", but I'm not sure about the origin..
Nina.
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| 12.4 | Definitely German | CURIE::MPTAG | | Wed Oct 28 1987 15:18 | 7 |
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The name Annalise is definitely German. I know, because so is my
name and all the names in my family. Annalise, Klaus, Christian,
etc.
-Lorelei
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| 12.5 | German or Scandinavian | FNYFS::VALLEPIN | Stay with us after the break... | Thu Oct 29 1987 05:42 | 8 |
| Hi Lorelei,
Are you sure that Christian in German ? My twin's name is Christian
and we always thought that this name was originating from scandinavian.
Any Idea ??
Daniel
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| 12.6 | Try Anna + Elisabeth | KAOFS::S_BROOK | Many hands make bytes work | Wed Mar 16 1988 13:38 | 9 |
| Annalise is a name contraction, like Maryanne...
This one is a contraction of Anna and Lise
Lise being a diminutive of Elisabeth
And I cannot remember meanings off the top of my head.
Stuart_who_is_looking_for_names_for_#3_on_th_way
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| 12.7 | Anneliese-A German Name Indeed | WR2FOR::VOGELSANG_JU | | Wed Sep 20 1989 01:18 | 14 |
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Yes, I do believe that Anneliese is German. My mother is German
and her name is Anneliese, pronounced Ah-nah-lee-zah. It is also
my middle name, my full name being Julie Anneliese Vogelsang (my
father is also German). My brothers name is Erik Benjamin, and
my sister is Monika Susanne(not like Suzanne, but Su-sah-nay, the
accent on the "sah".
Anneliese has become a rather popular name. My mother works at
Stanford Hospital in Maternity and quite a few woman have named
there daughters Anneliese. I like it myself and will probably end
up using it in my childrens name.
*jv*
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| 12.8 | Annalise | BARTLE::WHITCOMB | | Mon Apr 02 1990 17:35 | 2 |
| I would go with the ITALIAN vote... Know someone with that name,
and she's Italian.
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| 12.9 | A little German history | 30902::VOGELSANG_JU | | Tue May 15 1990 01:24 | 8 |
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There is also an old GERMAN folk song called "Anneliese", that has
been around for a long time.
*jv*
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