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Spoken in: Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg

 

Girls' Names German Form(s) Boys' Names German Form(s)
Agnes Agnethe Alexander Alexander
Alexandra Alexandra Andrew Andreas
Alice Adelheid, Heidi Anthony Anton
Anastasia Nastasia Charles Karl
Andrea Andrea Christopher Christoph
Angela Angelika Daniel Daniel
Ann Anna, Hanna David David
Antonia Antonia Dennis Denis
Barbara Barbara Edward Eduard
Beatrice Beate Eugene Eugen
Bianca Blanka Francis Franz
Brigid Brigitte Frederick Friedrich
Carol(ine) Karlotte, Lotte, Karoline, Karolin, Karla Gabriel Gabriel
Catherine Katherine George Georg
Cecilia Cäcilie Gerald Gerhard
Christina Christiane, Krista Gregory Gregor
Clare Klara Henry Heinrich
Dorothy Dorothea Isaac Izaak
Elizabeth Elisabet James, Jacob Jakob
Emily Emilie Joachim Joachim
Esther Esther John Johann
Eve Eva Joseph Josef
Frances Franziska Julian Julius
Grace Gratia Justin  
Helen Helena, Lena Laurence Laurentius, Laurenz
Jaclyn   Leonard Leonhard
Jane Johanna Louis Ludwig
Josephine Josefa Luke Lukas
Judith Judit Mark Markus
Julia Julia, Juliane, Juli Martin Martin
Laura Laurentia, Lora, Lore Matthew Mattäus
Lily Lili Michael Michael
Louise Luisa Nicholas Niklaus, Nikolaus, Klaus
Lucy Lucia Paul Paul
Madeline Magdalena Peter Peter
Margaret Margret, Margarete, Greta, Gretl Gretchen Philip Philipp
Martha Marthe Ralph Rolf
Mary Maria, Maren Richard Richard
Michaela Michaela Robert Robert
Natalie Natalie Samuel Samuel
Nicole Nicole Sebastian Sebastian, Bastian
Paula Paula Simon Simon
Rachel Rachel Stephen Stefan
Rose Rosa Theodore Theodor
Sophie Sofia, Sonja Thomas Thomas
Stephanie   Timothy Timotheus
Susan Susanne, Sanne Victor Viktor
Teresa Theresia, Therese Vincent Vincent, Vinzenz
    William Wilhelm
  Zachary

More German Names

Girls

Adelheid, Heidi - "noble kind"
Annaliese - blend of Anna + Elisabeth
Brünhilde - "armor" + "battle"
Dagmar - "dear" + "famous"
Elke - form of Adelheid
Frederika - "peace ruler"
Gabriele - Hebrew "man of god" (feminine of Gabriel)
Gisele
- "pledge' hostage"
Gertrud - "spear strength"
Hannelore - blend of Hanne (short form of Johanna) + Eleanore
Ilse, Ilsa - pet forms of Elisabeth.
Karin - form of Katharina
Katja - form of Katharina
Klaudia - Latin "lame" (Claudia)
Lena - short form of names ending in -lena (Magdalena, Helena etc.)
Lieselotte - Elisabeth + Charlotte
Lili - Latin "lily"
Martina - feminine of Martin
Monika - unknown, from North African or Phonecian origin
Petra - feminine form of Peter, Greek, "rock"
Sabine - "sabine" - a race of Italians vanquished by the Romans.
Ulrika - "prosperity power"
Ursula - "bear"
Viktoria - Latin, "victory"
Wilhelmina - feminine of Wilhelm, "will helmet"

Boys

Bernd - short form of Bernhard
Bernhard - "strong bear"
Bruno - "brown"
Carsten - form of Christian
Christian - Latin "a christian"
Detlev - "inheritance of the people"
Dieter - "army of the people"
Erich - "sole ruler"
Ernst - "serious business" or "fight to the death"
Fabian - Latin "bean grower"
Felix - Latin "lucky"
Florian - Latin "flowering"
Gunther- "battle army"
Helmut - "sound mind"
Jonas - Hebrew, "dove"
Jürgen - form of George
Kai - possibly from a Latin name of unknown meaning or related to Gerhard "brave spear."
Kurt - "bold counsel"
Marius - Latin, derived from the name of the god Mars
Rudolf - "famous wolf"
Ruprecht, Rupert - "bright fame"
Sebastian - Greek "from Sebastia"
Tobias - "god is good"
Udo - "prosperity"
Ulrich - "prosperity power"
Werner - "Warin's army"
Wolfgang - "wolf track"

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