| | {{etyl|la}} {{term|Maria|lang=la}}, from {{etyl|grc}} {{term|sc=polytonic|Μαρία|tr=Maria|lan=grc}}, {{term|sc=polytonic|Μαριάμ|tr=Mariam|lang=grc}}, possibly from Aramaic ''[[מרים]]'' (Maryām), [[bitter]], from a root '''מר''' (<small>MR</small>) meaning "to be bitter". The name corresponds to the Hebrew ''[[מרים]]'' (Miryām), Old Testament [[Miriam]]. The meaning is much debated. Some argue it means [[mutiny]] / [[rebellion]] / [[disobedience]] from the [[Hebrew]] root '''מרי''' (m-r-y). | | {{etyl|la}} {{term|Maria|lang=la}}, from {{etyl|grc}} {{term|sc=polytonic|Μαρία|tr=Maria|lan=grc}}, {{term|sc=polytonic|Μαριάμ|tr=Mariam|lang=grc}}, possibly from Aramaic ''[[מרים]]'' (Maryām), [[bitter]], from a root '''מר''' (<small>MR</small>) meaning "to be bitter". The name corresponds to the Hebrew ''[[מרים]]'' (Miryām), Old Testament [[Miriam]]. The meaning is much debated. Some argue it means [[mutiny]] / [[rebellion]] / [[disobedience]] from the [[Hebrew]] root '''מרי''' (m-r-y). |
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