As of January this year, 16 women in Poland have the name Annelie.
― Anonymous User 10/10/2024
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I like Anneliese or Annelise a lot more, but I still do like Annelie anyway. It has quite a youthful, charming sound to it. I think it's particularly good as a nickname for Anneliese though.
There is a Dutch pianist known mononymously as Annelie.
― Anonymous User 5/28/2023
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Annelie is not a standard Polish name, but it has had some usage here. As of January this year, there have been 15 women in Poland with the first name Annelie. Possible nicknames include the same as Anna plus maybe Nela, Anelka, Anielka, Nelka, Neli. An Annelie could celebrate her name day together with Anna, most commonly July 26.
― Anonymous User 5/28/2023
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If you pronounce it like the Finnish version, it's onna-lee. I absolutely love the name with this pronunciation!
Annelie Pompe is an adventurer and athlete from Gothenburg, Sweden. She is as a professional adventurer, motivational speaker, photographer (mainly underwater), freediving instructor, yoga instructor, writer, personal trainer and coach.
This is such a beautiful name! It is also very unique! I would totally use this name if I had a daughter, I just hope that it does not become too popular, but I would not be surprised if it did! (:
To clear up pronunciation issues: In Germany, the name could probably be pronounced Anna-li OR Ann-ay-lyeh. The first pronunciation would be a shortening of Anneliese, and the second is the phonetic pronunciation, similar to the name Ottilie, which is pronounced "Ott-ee-lyeh."
In Sweden this is just a more modern spelling of Anneli, both originally petforms of names like Anne-Louise, but used as a name since the late 1800's. Why are the two spellings listed here as different names?
― Anonymous User 1/15/2007
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I met someone with this name for the first time this year, and I loved it as soon as I heard it. At first I thought it was pronounced Anne Lee, but once I heard the correct pronunciation, which is Anna Lee, I thought it was beautiful. I would definitely consider naming my daughter Annelie. I also like the fact that it’s not very popular or overused.
My sister is called Annelieke, -ke being a common Dutch diminutive ending. The pronunciation Ahn-nEH-lEE sounds about right. In my family the name's been composed of Anne & lieke (Elizabeth) though, not Annelie & -ke.