German Baby Names

Discover German baby names with meanings, origins, and popularity rankings.

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Oger
Spear warrior.
German
Olbracht
Bright heritage.
German
Ongela
Messenger of God.
German
Opel
Gemstone.
German
Orbart
Bright pillar.
German
Orland
Famous land.
German
Orsche
Little bear.
German
Ortrud
Point of a spear and strength.
German
Ortruda
Point of a spear and strength.
German
Oskar
Spear of God.
German
Ossi
Diminutive of Oswin, divine friend.
German
Othili
Fortunate.
German
Othmar
Heritage of riches.
German
Otila
Prosperous.
German
Otilie
Wealthy.
German
Otmar
Famous in battle.
German
Otthild
Wealthy battle.
German
Otthilda
Wealthy battle.
German
Otthilde
Wealthy battle.
German
Otthmor
Wealthy moor.
German
Ottila
Wealthy.
German
Ottili
Wealthy.
German
Ottilia
Wealthy battle.
German
Ottilie
Wealthy.
German
Ottillia
Wealthy battle.
German
Ottmar
Wealthy, famous.
German
Otto
Wealth.
German
Ottokar
Wealthy fighter.
German
Ottoline
Feminine form of Otto.
German
Ottomar
Wealthy heritage.
German
Paegel
Powerful spear.
German
Parisch
Quarryman.
German
Parzifal
Piercing the valley.
German
Pasch
Easter-related, derivative of Pascal.
German
Patrizius
Noble, illustrious.
German
Pauli
Small, humble.
German
Philbert
Brilliant counselor.
German
Philberta
Brilliant counselor.
German
Philberte
Brilliant counselor.
German
Philine
Friend of horses.
German
Phillbert
Bright and famous.
German
Phillberte
Bright fame, derived from Germanic elements.
German
Phillibert
Bright and famous.
German
Phyllberte
Bright and famous.
German
Phyllbirt
Bright and famous.
German
Phyllbirte
Bright and famous.
German
Phyllburt
Bright and famous.
German
Phyllburte
Bright and famous.
German
Phyllibert
Bright and famous.
German
Phylliberte
Bright and famous.
German
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