Germanic Names

Old Germanic names are compounds, and the parts are almost always about war, protection, glory or wealth — a naming culture describing what it wanted a child to be. The elements were mixed and matched so freely that many combinations are more sound than sense, which is why a literal reading can produce something no parent ever intended.

Languages behind these names Germanic via French via Norman French Old High German via Latin and French via Latin

2 names, uncommon — 100 to 499 a year, in United States

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