"Blend of Maria and Guadalupe"
The name Mariaguadalupe is commonly a female name from the "Spanish" origin.
Mariaguadalupe is a Spanish compound name written as one word, formed from Maria and Guadalupe. Maria is the Spanish form of Mary, and Guadalupe is a Spanish name taken from the title Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe, under which the Virgin Mary is venerated at Tepeyac in Mexico City. Joining Maria to a second name is a long-established pattern in Spanish naming, and the two parts are more commonly written separately.
The pronunciation of Mariaguadalupe is mah-REE-ah-gwah-dah-LOO-pay.
