Popular German Baby Names

Billy

German - Male

Form of William. Resolute guardian.

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Rating: 2.97 (34 votes)

Blanche

German - Female

White.

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Rating: 2.70 (10 votes)

Blas

German - Female

Firebrand.

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Rating: 1.50 (4 votes)

Bob

German - Male

Form of Robert. Bright fame.

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Rating: 3.07 (54 votes)

Brant

German - Male

Firebrand.

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Rating: 3.10 (10 votes)

Brenda

German - Female

Sword-blade.

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Rating: 3.35 (51 votes)

Brendan

German - Male

Sword-blade.

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Rating: 3.47 (32 votes)

Bruno

German - Male

Brown haired.

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Rating: 3.20 (15 votes)

Bud

German - Male

To puff up.

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Rating: 3.00 (9 votes)

Burke

German - Male

Castle.

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Rating: 2.75 (8 votes)

Carl

German - Male

Man.

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Rating: 3.29 (24 votes)

Carleen

German - Female

Feminine form of Carl: Variant of the Germanic form of Charles, meaning: a man.

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Rating: 2.06 (16 votes)

Carleton

German - Male

Carl's town or farmer's town.

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Rating: 2.44 (9 votes)

Carol

German - Female

Manly.

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Rating: 3.00 (26 votes)

Charles

German - Male

Man, strong.

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Rating: 3.45 (53 votes)

Charlie

German - Unisex

Form of Charles. Strong.

Rated 3.36 out of 4 stars
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Rating: 3.36 (55 votes)

Cheryl

German - Female

Beloved.

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Rating: 3.09 (35 votes)

Chuck

German - Male

Form of Charles. Man, strong.

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Rating: 2.93 (14 votes)

Clay

German - Male

Mortal.

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Rating: 3.00 (6 votes)

Heroine. Famous battle. Derived from the Old German 'hloda' meaning loud or famous, and 'hildi' meaning battle. Famous bearer: 6th century saint Clotilda was married to King Clovis, and played a major role in his conversion to Christianity.

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Rating: 2.00 (5 votes)