María Ángeles is a Spanish compound given name, formed by combining María and Ángeles. María is the Spanish form of Maria, ultimately derived from the Hebrew name Miryam. Ángeles is the Spanish word for 'angels' and is commonly used as a feminine given name, often in reference to the Virgin Mary or the angels. Together, María Ángeles expresses a devotion to Mary, Queen of the Angels, making it one of many Marian compound names in Spanish tradition.Etymology and Meaning The name Mary has uncertain origins but is often associated with meanings like 'bitter,' 'beloved,' or 'rebellious' according to various etymological theories. In Christian tradition, Mary is the mother of Jesus. Ángeles, from Latin angelus (messenger), refers to angels. Hence, María Ángeles means 'Mary of the Angels,' a direct reference to the Virgin Mary considered as the queen of the angels. Cross-honorable forms included María de los Ángeles, leading to the contracted form María Ángeles. Popular variations include Marángeles or Mariángeles.In Spanish-speaking countries, compound names with María are common, honoring the Virgin Mary under various dedications. Examples are María Carmen, María Dolores, and María Ángeles himself. These names reflect Marian apparitions or theological concepts that are part of Catholic tradition.Notable BearersA notable current carrier is María Ángeles Fernández, a Spanish politician, journalist and investigative journalist. Another international bearer is María Ángeles Calvo, a Paralympic shooter from Spain who competes in the A women's category. The name also appears among athletes, performing artists, medical pioneer **María Ángeles Chavarri** (1936–), Spanish paleoanthropologist and evolutionary biologist who discovered one of Earth on evolution Homo antecessor] first. Only if naming typical in Spain but also in Latin America. María Ángeles experienced classic significant usage throughout the 20th per century and persists maintained. Meaning: Mary of the Angels (Compassionate)Glome Roots: Both /nombre/deudado or M; language de program woman) Grammar type type}: Grace given verb' related description