Eastern German Names
♂EnglishAndre„Andre is a masculine first name that can be found in both the Upper German form and the…“View profile →♂DutchDirk„Dirk is a short form of the name Diederik, which is common in the Low German and Dutch …“View profile →♂Eddy„Eddy is derived from Eduard or Edward and means 'the guardian of wealth'“View profile →♂Heiko„Heiko, as a North German abbreviation of Heinrich, can also be seen as the male form of…“View profile →♂Holger„Holger, a male first name, carries the meaning "the spear fighter from the island." It …“View profile →♂HebrewJens„The name Jens is a Frisian and Danish abbreviation of the biblical Johannes and carries…“View profile →♂DanishJörg„As an Upper German short form of the name Georg, which comes from Ancient Greek, Jörg m…“View profile →♂IrishKevin„The masculine first name Kevin was adopted from the English-speaking world and represen…“View profile →♂HebrewMaik„The meaning of the name Maik is 'Who is like God?'“View profile →♂LatinMario„Mario is the Italian and Spanish derivation of the name Marius“View profile →♂Raik„Raik means "the wealthy" and is derived from the Old High German word rihhi, which mean…“View profile →♂LatinRene„The first name Rene, in the French spelling René, derives from the name Renatus“View profile →♂Rico„The male first name Rico is an Italian short form of Enrico, a variant of the German na…“View profile →♂EnglishRonny„Ronny is predominantly used as a masculine first name and is an independent pet form of…“View profile →♂CelticRoy„The name Roy is an English-Scottish variant of the medieval Irish-Scottish name Ruadh“View profile →♂GeorgianSandro„Sandro is a short form of the Italian name Alessandro, which is derived from Alexander“View profile →♂DanishSteffen„Steffen is a form of the name Stefan, which has its origins in Ancient Greek, specifica…“View profile →♂DanishSven„Sven has its roots in the Old Norse term sveinn, which means 'boy', 'youth', or 'young …“View profile →♂Torsten„The name Torsten is an old Scandinavian male name, considered a younger variant of the …“View profile →♀Annett„Annett is a German form of the name Annette, which originated as a diminutive of Anna i…“View profile →♀Chantal„Chantal, a female first name, is derived from French and literally means "the rock bloc…“View profile →♀FrenchCindy„Cindy is a female first name that is considered a short and affectionate form of Cynthi…“View profile →♀LatinClaudia„The first name Claudia is of Latin origin and is considered the feminine form of the na…“View profile →♀AmericanDoreen„The name Doreen is an English derivative of Dora, which goes back to Dorothea or Dorothy“View profile →♀Heike„Heike is a diminutive form of Henrike and means 'the mistress of the house' or 'the rul…“View profile →♀Jaqueline„Jaqueline is a modern English and German spelling of the French name Jacqueline, a femi…“View profile →♀CelticJennifer„The female first name Jennifer is a Cornish form of Guinevere, a later spelling variant…“View profile →♀Katja„The name Katja is a short and affectionate form of Jekaterina (Cyrillic Екатерина), the…“View profile →♀Katrin„The female first name Katrin is a German, but also Estonian and Swedish short form of K…“View profile →♀LatinKerstin„Kerstin is a female first name that means "the Christian" or "follower of Christ." It i…“View profile →♀LatinMandy„Mandy is an English short and pet form of Amanda, the female counterpart to the Latin n…“View profile →♀LatinMarina„Marina is a female first name that is considered the feminine variant of Marinus“View profile →♀LatinNancy„Nancy, a female first name, is a diminutive of Anna that was adopted from English in th…“View profile →♀Nicole„Nicole is the feminine variant of Nicolas and is derived from Nikolaus, which traces ba…“View profile →♀LatinPeggy„Peggy may trace back to the diminutive form Meggy, which originated in the Middle Ages …“View profile →⚥Sandy„Sandy serves as an English nickname and has its roots in the ancient Greek names Alexan…“View profile →♀LatinSilke„Silke is a girl's name that represents a Frisian and Low German pet form of the names C…“View profile →♀CelticYvonne„Yvonne is derived from Yvon, a French variant of the medieval Ivo or Yves“View profile →