Ingrid Marie

Swedish

Ingrid Marie

Etymology

Unadapted borrowing from Danish Ingrid Marie. Compound of Ingrid +‎ Marie. Coined by Danish teacher Carl Madsen c. 1910 after his deceased daughter.

Noun

Ingrid Marie n

  1. An autumn and winter apple cultivar, with firm sweet and tart yellowish-white flesh, whose waxy skin is mostly deep red with some green-yellow patches; a hybrid of Cox Orange Pippin and Cox Pomona.
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