{"id":103,"date":"2009-08-12T03:27:04","date_gmt":"2009-08-12T08:27:04","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/german\/?p=103"},"modified":"2009-08-12T03:27:04","modified_gmt":"2009-08-12T08:27:04","slug":"vornamen","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/german\/vornamen\/","title":{"rendered":"Vornamen"},"content":{"rendered":"

I’ve always been fascinated by German vornamen<\/strong>, or first names. Today we’ll look at some of the meanings and origins of German first names. If you don’t have a German name, hopefully this will inspire you to choose a German name that best represents yourself.<\/p>\n

Anna\/Anne : is a popul\u00e4r<\/strong> girl’s name. It means “grace”.<\/p>\n

Arnold : is an altmodisch<\/strong> name for boys. It means “he who rules like an eagle”.<\/p>\n

Conrad\/Konrad : boy’s name<\/strong> meaning “bold advisor”.<\/p>\n

Friedrich (can be shortened to Fritz) : “ruling in peace”<\/p>\n

Heinrich : strong ruler<\/p>\n

Ada : “nobility”<\/p>\n

Lena : “sophisticated”<\/p>\n

Karin : “pure”<\/p>\n

Johannes\/Yohan : “god is merciful”<\/p>\n

Julia : has Latin origins meaning “youthful”<\/p>\n

Maximilian : from Latin meaning “greatest”<\/p>\n

Marie\/Maria : “beloved”<\/p>\n

Felix : “happy”, “lucky”<\/p>\n

Charlotte : “little”, “womanly”<\/p>\n

Some of these German names have been adopted from other cultures while others are traditionell<\/strong> German names.<\/p>\n

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I’ve always been fascinated by German vornamen, or first names. Today we’ll look at some of the meanings and origins of German first names. If you don’t have a German name, hopefully this will inspire you to choose a German name that best represents yourself. Anna\/Anne : is a popul\u00e4r girl’s name. It means “grace”…<\/p>\n

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