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Aubree is a respelling of Aubrey. The name Aubrey comes to England by way of the Norman French and is derived from the German name “Alberic.” The Germanic words “alb” means 'elf, supernatural being' and “ric” means 'power.' Alberic was the name of the fair-haired, king of the elves in Germanic mythology.
a-ma-ree, am-ar-ee ] The baby girl name Amaree is also used as a boy name. It is pronounced AEM-er-IY †. Amaree's language of origin is Old Greek and African-Yoruban. Amaree is a form of the English Amara. Amaree is also a form of the English Amari.
Scottish Meaning: The name Tyree is a Scottish baby name. In Scottish the meaning of the name Tyree is: Derivative of the Scandinavian god of battle 'Tyr.' Tuesday was named for Tyr.
1. I know a girl with the middle name Cree, so I think of it as feminine rather than masculine. ― Anonymous User 7/10/2006. 1. The name Cree is American and means 'Highly Spirited'.
Andi, Dre (pronounced "dray") Meanings and history of the name Andree: | Edit. French feminine form of Andrew, pronounced AHN-dray. The English equivalent is Andrea. In France and Canada, the name has an accent mark: Andrée.
