All around the world, Marie-Amelie (Marie-Amelie 
) is a rare predominantly feminine, but very infrequently masculine first name. The forename Marie-Amelie is habitual in Western Europe, particularly France, where it is a rare principally feminine, but very seldom male name, and Belgium, where it is a very rare feminine name. Parts of the name also exists independently as a first name Marie, and a first name Amelie.
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| Marie-Amelie | United Kingdom, Belgium, United States, Canada, France |
| marie-amelie von heller (born 1926) (b. 1926) |
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| marie-amelie renee bertin Ph.D. Columbia University 2000 |
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| marie-amelie lamiot Peerage person ID=90475 |
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| marie-amelie lawn Ph.D. Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn 2006 |
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| marie-amelie tondu FR (b. 1982) |
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| marie-amelie tek FR (b. 1982) |
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| marie-amelie gräfin von wimpffen (born 1994) (b. 1994) |
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