Oh, I love it! Merry sounds a lot more charming and distinctive than typical names like Mary, Marcie, or Meryl. And besides, it can be a lovely nickname for other longer names, like Meredith, Meribeth, Merida or Merilyn. Yes, I definitely love it. Now that I think about it... isn't there a certain hobbit with the same name? I think I like it better now.
I like Merry!I really dislike to see it as nickname for an austere name like Mercy.Instead I love its simplicity, its Medieval vibe and its 'glee, cheerful' meaning.
In the Comic Book World - in the Old Justice League, there is a girl named "Merry Pembroke", (who was adopted and then had the last name of Creamer) and she had special powers. Known as "The girl with a thousand gimmicks". I think she must have been like a modern day Macgyver.
It's pretty and sprightly. Once met a woman named Merry, who looked to be in her '50s or '60s. I always thought it must've been pretty neat for her to stand out among all the Mary's growing up.
My friends name is Marianna she goes by Merry. I also think that Merry would NOT be a good nickname for America. A girl I know goes by the name America. She does not like Merry but prefers Rica. I agree with her.
― Anonymous User 4/8/2007
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A possible nickname for someone with the name Meredith.
Merry Vik was a pseudonym used by a writer of popular young adult fiction in Sweden. She chose it because it meant happy and Vik (meaning bay) because she loved the sea.
― Anonymous User 12/24/2005
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Merry Christmas, anyone?
― Anonymous User 12/16/2005
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Merry could be a nickname for someone named America.
― Anonymous User 12/6/2005
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Merry Hanson is the heroine in Beverly Lewis' SummerHill Secrets books for girls.
― Anonymous User 12/4/2005
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