Meaning and history
Annick is a French and Breton feminine diminutive of Anne. Anne derives from Hebrew Ḥannah, meaning “favour” or “grace.” The name family has strong biblical and Christian associations through Hannah, mother of Samuel, and Saint Anne, traditionally regarded as the mother of the Virgin Mary. Annick is used independently in French-speaking regions. Notable bearers include French perfumer Annick Goutal and Belgian politician Annick De Ridder.
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20102010: 8 births, rank #12,276
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20142014: 6 births, rank #14,558
In 2014, 6 babies were recorded with the name Annick, ranking #14,558 among girls.