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Technically, it's a combination of Isabel and Maria. In Spain it would probably be heard more as a nickname, but in Latin American countries name fusions like Isamar are encountered as given names. It's found in Brazil as well. (I happen to be from Brazil.)

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(Mariana is related to Maria, though - it's a fusion of Maria and Ana.)

This message was edited 1/2/2013, 10:46 AM