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BoyDerives from the Germanic name Heinz, meaning "master of the house," "lord of his home," or "prince of his lands".
German · Italian · Germanic
69 names of German origin with their meaning
Derives from the Germanic name Heinz, meaning "master of the house," "lord of his home," or "prince of his lands".
German · Italian · Germanic
Of Germanic and Italian origin. Derived from the root "brun", meaning "brown" or "dark".
German · Italian · Germanic
From Germanic, meaning "bright" or "illustrious".
Germanic · German · Spanish
A Scandinavian name deriving from the Hebrew name Absalom, meaning "father of peace".
Scandinavian · Hebrew · German · Danish
The German short form of Elizabeth, "God is my oath".
Hebrew · German
Means "free woman", a K-spelling of Carla.
German · Germanic
Combines María — "beloved" — with Elsa — "God is my oath".
Hebrew · Biblical · German
Combines María — "beloved" — with Karla — "free woman".
Hebrew · Biblical · German · Germanic
Combines Ana — "grace" — with Karla — "free woman".
Hebrew · Biblical · German · Germanic
Of Germanic origin, meaning "free".
Germanic · Italian · Spanish · German
Means "pearl", a short form of Margaret.
German · Greek
An adapted spelling of Heidi, a short form of Adelaide.
German
Means "God is gracious", the same root as Joan.
German · Hebrew · Biblical
A French form of the Latin name Ludovicus and the German name Ludwig. It gained popularity as the brother of Mario in the video game Super Mario Bros.
Latin · German · Italian · French
Combines María — "beloved" — with Heidi — "of noble birth".
Hebrew · Biblical · German
Of Germanic origin, meaning "wealth" or "fortune".
Germanic · German
Of Germanic origin, meaning "noble".
Germanic · German
Combines Ana — "grace" — with Heidi — "of noble birth".
Hebrew · Biblical · German
In Europe it is a diminutive of Anna; in West Africa, spelled the same way, distinct meanings tied to beauty are recorded.
German · African
The Italian form of the German name Herman, meaning "man of the army".
German · Italian
Of Scandinavian origin, the Spanish equivalent of Juan (John), meaning "God has been gracious". Variants include Hansi, Han, and Hannes.
German · Dutch · Scandinavian · Spanish
Diminutive of Adelheid: "of noble birth".
German
Combines María — "beloved" — with Gretel — "precious pearl".
Hebrew · Biblical · German
The Italian variant of Ricardo (Richard). Means "brave king".
German · Italian
The Italian variant of Roque (Roch). Comes from the German hroc, meaning "war cry", or from the Latin for "rock".
German · Italian · Latin
Of German origin, meaning "wolf, noble".
German
A blend of Anna and Elisabeth.
German
A name popular in parts of Italy, actually of Germanic origin, meaning "giant".
Germanic · Italian · Latin · German
Of Italian origin, meaning "protector".
Italian · German · Dutch
Of Latin origin, meaning "prosperous".
Latin · Germanic · German
German diminutive of Margaret: "precious pearl".
German
A diminutive of Ferdinand, from the German fardi ("journey") and nand ("ready, prepared").
German · Spanish
Of Germanic origin, combining elements meaning "bold" and "people". A famous bearer is the patron saint of Austria.
German · Italian
The German form of Renata, "reborn".
Latin · German
Read as "she who reveres" or "the true one".
Latin · German
Means "noble"; comes from German.
German
Boy's name of Gaelic or Germanic origin, from "Alun," referring to a handsome man.
German · Irish
The Venetian form of Louis (French) and Ludwig (German).
German · Italian · French
This Italian form of the German name Emmerich means "complete ruler". It was the name of the Italian explorer Amerigo Vespucci, after whom the Americas are named.
German · Italian
Of Dutch and German origin, meaning "grace, mercy".
German · Dutch
Of Dutch, German, English, and Greek origin, meaning "God has favored me; grace, mercy".
Greek · German · English · Dutch
From Old German, meaning "hero".
German
Origin: Dutch, German. Meaning: Bear.
German · Dutch
Origin: Dutch, German, Aramaic. Meaning: From the barley farm, farmer's son.
German · Dutch · Aramaic
Origin: Dutch, English, German, French. Meaning: Delivers joy, blessed, traveler.
German · French · English · Dutch
Of German origin, meaning "illustrious raven".
German
Of German origin, meaning "warrior as strong as a bear".
German
The German variant of Karl.
German