LouisJacquesMarie

LouisJacquesMarie is a compound given name that may be used in French-speaking communities. Unlike a typical first name, it concatenates three traditional elements—Louis, Jacques, and Marie—into a single personal name. In practice, the exact spelling LouisJacquesMarie is uncommon; more often the components appear with hyphens (Louis-Jacques-Marie) or spaces (Louis Jacques Marie) in formal records or literature.

Louis derives from Ludovicus, meaning renowned warrior; Jacques from Jacob, meaning supplanter; Marie from Mary, of Hebrew origins meaning bitter or rebellious; in Catholic tradition, Marie honors the Virgin Mary.

Compound names are traditional in French and other Romance-language cultures; LouisJacquesMarie is typically male in historical contexts due to the Louis and Jacques components, and Marie serves as a Marian honorific; modern usage tends to favor shorter forms, with hyphenation common in official documents. There are no widely recognized public figures known by the exact concatenated form LouisJacquesMarie. Variants with hyphens or spaces appear in name records and literary examples. Related topics include French given names and compound given names.