Annelies
|An-ne-lies|
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/ˌænəˈliːs/
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/ˌænəˈliːz/
compound of 'Anne' + 'Lies' — a female given name
Etymology
'Annelies' originates from Dutch and German, specifically from the compound name 'Anneliese', where 'Anne' (from 'Anna') meant 'grace' and 'Lies' (from 'Elisabeth') meant 'God is my oath'.
'Annelies' developed as a shortened or regional form of the German/Dutch 'Anneliese', itself formed from the older names 'Anna' and 'Elisabeth'; over time it became established as an independent given name in its modern spelling.
Initially it conveyed the combined name-elements' senses ('grace' + 'God is my oath'), but it has since evolved into a proper personal name used without emphasis on the literal composite meaning.
Meanings by Part of Speech
Noun 1
a female given name; a variant of Anneliese or Annelies used in Dutch and German-speaking contexts.
Annelies is a traditional name in parts of northern Europe.
Synonyms
Last updated: 2025/12/12 19:32
