German names?

[dizzy65]

So my DH is 1/4 German and i was thinking i wonder what some German names are? any suggestions?

 

[JJKCB]

https://german.about.com/library/blname_topDE.htm

https://www.babynames.org.uk/german-baby-names.htm

these links might help

 

[Amygdala]

Girls:

Lise-Lotte (lee-sah-lot-ta)
Marlene (mah-lay-na)
Johanna (yo-hannah)
Lorelai (not that this is a common name in Germany but it comes from German folklore)
Gretchen/Gretel (diminutive of Magarethe)

Boys

Friedrich (freed-rich, where the ch is German though, English form is Frederick)
Hans
Wolfgang
Siegfried (seeg-freed)

 

[jazzylady]

Andreas
Alexander
Matthias
Dennis
Phillip
Manfred
Christian
Maximilian
Tobias
Heinz
Karl
Karl-Heinz
Walter
Siegfried

 

[jazzylady]

Oh I got some for girls too.I lived in Germany for 10 years,loved it there
Ulrike
Alexandra
Dennisa
Daniela
Katharina
Anna-Lena
Regina
Judith
Ruth
Simone

 

[Sapphire83]

Are you looking for traditional/old-fashioned or more modern names?

 

[dizzy65]

it doesnt matter, I like to hear both

 

[Lawgirl]

Two German sisters I knew were called Janine and Jennifer.

 

[Rickles]

My two German friends are both called Tanja!

Her nephews are called Felix and Florian (I love the name Florian). Also Wolf for a boy

xx

 

[Sapphire83]

Katrin
Daniela
Susanne
Franziska
Dorothea
Christin
Stefanie
Katharina
Katja
Tina
Claudia
Anna
Anne
Elisabeth
Doreen
Maria
Julia
Juliane
Anja
Nina
Pauline
Melanie
Lena
Sandra


Martin
Thomas
Sebastian
Markus
Matthias
Alexander
Richard
Tim
Stefan
Steffen
Carsten
Paul
Robert
Johannes
Jonas
Holger
Peter
Hagen
Daniel

 

[momofone08]

I was born and raised there.
I'll give you my friends and family members names.
Girl:
Tanja, anja, Madeleine, Karin, Jutta, Janina, Jennifer, Jessica, Hannah, Nicole, Bianca, Daniella, Kania, denise, Susanne, Nathalie, Lena, Yasmine
Boys:
Daniel, Siegfried, Volker, Mario, Markus, Benjamin, Jacob, Stephan, Heinz, Kevin, Patrick, Dennis, Mark, Karl( Karl was my Opa's name and that is why my daughter is Karlee and not Carley)

 

[Paigeturner]

Hi, if I am having a girl her middle name will be Auriane, its latin and means Golden or Breeze (depending where you look). I have been told it is a german/french name but it is quite rare, so to be certain you may have to research. I just love the way it sounds.