Amelia
Form of Amalia, linked with vigor
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Charles
Man; an alternative army derivation is proposed
Ella
Germanic other; also a short form of El- names
Henry
Home ruler
Ada
Noble in Germanic names; other languages have separate origins
Adelaide
Nobility
Albert
Noble and bright
Amalia
Unceasing; vigorous; brave
Bruno
Possibly armor or brown
Charlie
Short form of Charles or Charlotte
Conrad
Brave counsel
Emmeline
Vigorous; unceasing
Frederick
Peaceful ruler
Greta
Pearl, through Margaret
Heidi
German pet form of Adelheid
Leonard
Brave lion
Matilda
Strength in battle
Milo
Form related to Miles; deeper derivation uncertain
Otis
Surname name related to Otto
Otto
Wealth; fortune
Roland
Fame and land; second element debated
Rose
Rose flower; an older Germanic name history also exists
Walter
Power of the army
Willa
Will and protection; feminine form of William
Ansel
Surname form related to Anselm
Bernard
Bear and bravery
Elmer
Noble; famous
Elsa
Short form of Elisabeth
Ernest
Serious; earnest
Frida
Norse beauty or Germanic peace, by origin
Henri
Home ruler
Herman
Army man
Hilda
Battle
Ida
Uncertain; possibly work or labor
Karl
Man, through the Charles family
Leopold
Bold people
Marlene
Blend of Maria and Magdalene
Ottilie
German form of Odilia
Rosalind
Horse and tenderness; later linked with a beautiful rose
Wilhelmina
Feminine form of Wilhelm
Wolfgang
Wolf path
Ansgar
God’s spear
Armand
Army man
Benno
Bear, through Germanic name compounds
Bertram
Bright raven
Bettina
Pet form of Elisabeth or Benedetta
Dirk
Dutch and Low German form of Diederik
Eckhart
German variant of Ekkehard
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