LouisMarie

Louis-Marie is a given name with French origins, composed of the names Louis and Marie. Louis is derived from the Germanic word hue or hloed, meaning "renowned warrior" or "famous". Marie is derived from the Hebrew name Miryam, meaning "bitter" or "wished-for child".

In the Catholic Church, Louis-Marie is a name associated with several saints and blesseds. Saint Louis-Marie Grignion de Montfort, a French Catholic priest and missionary, was born in 1673 in Poitou. He is known for his devotional writings, particularly in the area of the rosary and the importance of the Annunciation.

Louis-Marie has also been borne by other significant figures, including Louis-Marie Aubertin, a French doctor who was executed for helping Jews during World War II. Additionally, it is said to be the given name of several bishops, priests, and deacons throughout history.

In modern times, Louis-Marie has been popular as a given name in several countries, including France, Belgium, and Luxembourg. As per tradition or association with some notable individuals, people from different walks of life bear this name, which gives a tribute to important figures and upholds certain set of values and beliefs.

The full first name Louis-Marie is generally known to be one name in singular phrase in some cultures and prefers to be known as just one singular name, although technically it can be two names put together to form double-phase unsprimary fullname.