Are you looking for the most popular German baby boy names? We hand-selected not only the most popular German baby boy names as we picked only the ones with the best meanings.
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So, let’s start with the German baby boy names that start with a vowel first:
#1: Letter A:
Abelard – means resolute
Adal – means noble
Adalard/Adalhard – means brave
Adalbert – means noble or intelligent
Adolf/Adolfo/Adolph/Adolphus – means noble wolf
Agustine- means majestic
Albert – means bright and noble
Ald/Aldo/Aldrik – means wise or old
Alfonso – means eager
Alphonso – means ready
Andreas – means manly
Anselmo – means divine protection
Anton – means priceless
Archibald/Archimbald – means bold
Arnold – means eagle ruler
Arvin – means good friend
Augustine/Augustus – means majestic
#2: Letter E:
Eduard/Edward – means wealthy guardian
Edwin/Edwyn – means prosperous friend
Eginhard/Eginhardt – means strong with a sword
Elbert – means famous or bright
Eloy – means the chosen one
Ernest – means honest, sincere
Eugen – means noble
#3: Letter I:
Immanuel – means God is with us
Ingall – means angel
Izaak – means laughter
#4: Letter O:
Oswald – means the power of God
Othman/Othmann/Otho/Othomann/Otis/Otto – means wealthy
#5: Letter U:
Uli – means noble leader
Ulrich – means world ruler
Now, let’s check the German baby boy names that start with a consonant:
#1: Letter B:
Bamard – means brave as a bear
Ber – means bear
Berg – means mountain
Bernard/Bernardo/Bernardyn/Berne – mean brave as a bear
Bertram – means illustrious
Bittan/Bitten – means desire
Bren – mean little raven
Brock – means stream
#2: Letter C:
Carl – means farmer
Charles – means manly
Christofer/Christoffer – means Christ-bearer
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#3: Letter D:
Darek – means ruler of the people
Diederich – means ruler of the people
Diedrick – means ruler of the people
Dieter/Dietrich – means ruler of the people
Drud – means strong
Drugi – means strong
#4: Letter F:
Fonzie – means eager and noble
Franz – means free
Fred/Frederick – means peaceful ruler
Fremont – means noble protector
Fritz – means peaceful ruler
#5: Letter G:
Gere – means rules with a spear
Gerhard – means brave with a spear
Gerraldmeans mighty with a spear
Goddard – means firm
Godfrey – means God’s peace
Gretel – means pearl
Gustave – means staff of the Goths
#6: Letter H:
Hacket/Hackett – means little woodcutter
Hamlin – means estate ruler
Hanno – means God is gracious
Hardtman – means strong
Hardy – means daring
Hartman/Hartmann – means strong
Heinrich – means ruler of an enclosure
Helmut/Helmutt – means brave
Henry – means ruler of the enclosure
Herman – means soldier
Hewett/Hewitt/Hewlett/Hewlitt – means little smart one
Hildbrand – means war sword
Howe – means high
Hubbard/Hubert – means bright mind
#7: Letter J:
Jakob – means supplanter
Johan/Johann/Johannes – means God is gracious
Jurgen – means farmer
#8: Letter K:
Kaiser – means long haired
Karl – means farmer
Kiefer – means barrel maker
Klaus – means victorious
Koen – means honest advisor
Kuhlbert/Kulbart/Kulbert – means bright or calm
Kunz – means honest advisor
Kurt – means courteous
#9: Letter L:
Leonard – means brave
#10: Letter M:
Mandel – means almond
Manfrit – means peaceful
Marx – means God of war
Meinhard – means firm
Meinke – means firm
Meino – means firm
#11: Letter N:
Nardo – means strong
Nickolaus/Nikolaus – means victorious
#12: Letter P:
Per – means rock
#13: Letter R:
Raimond – means protector
Rainart – means strong judgment
Rainer – means strong counselor
Rambert/Ramhart – means intelligent
Renke – means strong judgment
Richmond – means powerful ruler
Roger – means famous warrior
Roland – means famous in the land
#14: Letter S:
Schaeffer/Schaffer – means shepherd
Siegfried/Sigfrid – means victorious
Sigmund – means victorious protection
Stein/Steiner – means stone
#15: Letter V:
Volker – means guard
#16: Letter W:
Waldemar – means famous ruler
Walfred/Walfrid – means peaceful ruler
Waller – means army ruler
Waren/Warren – means loyal
Webber/Weber – means weaver
Willamar – means famous