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Amandine

Gender
Girl
Say it
a-mahn-DEEN
Origin
Latin

Amandine is a girls' name of Latin origin, meaning “worthy of love”. Too few babies were given it in the latest year to rank.

What does Amandine mean?

Latin: French feminine form of Amandinus, from Latin Amandus

“worthy of love”

A French feminine form from Latin Amandus, the name of Saint Amand, a 7th-century missionary bishop.

Is Amandine a girl's or a boy's name?

Amandine is a girls' name.

How popular is Amandine in the UK?

No girls in the UK were given it in 2025, or too few to be listed. Its busiest year was 2011, with 8 girls.

Half of all the girls named Amandine in the UK since 1996 were born between 2003 and 2014, the years shaded on the chart below.

1997Busiest: 8 in 20112020
Amandine in the UK, year by year
YearGirlsRank
20204#4,744
20193#5,804
20183#5,896
20176#3,774
20160–
20150–
20145#4,187
20133#6,003
20124#5,058
20118#3,041
20104#4,931
20091#7,377
20084#4,742
20070–
20066#3,280
20054#4,150
20040–
20036#2,877
20025#3,047
20010–
20003#4,074
19993#4,041
19980–
19973#3,991

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Sources

Figures from Baby names in England and Wales (Office for National Statistics), Babies' first names (National Records of Scotland) and Baby names (Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency). Nameling last updated them on 20 October 2026. How the figures are worked out, and the data to download.

To cite this page: Nameling, “Amandine: name meaning, origin and popularity”, https://www.nameling.co.uk/names/amandine, updated 20 October 2026.