Dutch Names
♂DutchAalderd„the noble one“View profile →♀DutchAaltje„Aaltje is a diminutive form of the traditional German name Adelheid and means 'of noble…“View profile →♂DutchAarge„The name Aarge, a variant of Arge, is a masculine first name that means "the Shimmering"“View profile →♂DutchAdelrik„Adelrik is a boy's name that represents the Dutch form of Adalrich“View profile →♂LatinAdriaan„The first name Adriaan comes from Dutch and is a derivative of Adrian or Hadrian“View profile →♂LatinAdriaen„The name Adriaen is derived from the names Adrian and Hadrian, which can be traced back…“View profile →♀DutchAilke„The name Ailke has its roots in the Frisian language and represents an independent form…“View profile →♀LatinAkelei„The name Akelei is a modern flower name used for girls in both Germany and the Netherla…“View profile →♀Akke„The name Akke has its roots in Old High German and is made up of the elements 'adal', w…“View profile →♀DutchAkkie„Akkie originates as a Dutch short form of Anke, which is a pet form of the name Anna an…“View profile →♀FlemishAlfonsine„Alfonsine is a girl's name that can be understood as a Flemish variation of Alfonsa, wh…“View profile →♀FinnishAlisa„Alisa (Alísa) is a feminine first name considered a Dutch variant of Alice, which in tu…“View profile →♀HebrewAlisah„Alisah is a girl's name that comes from the Old High German and Dutch form of Alisha or…“View profile →♀GreekAlita„Alita (Alíta) has two different roots“View profile →♀DutchAlla„Alla is a girl's name that serves as a Frisian and Dutch diminutive for names that begi…“View profile →♀DutchAllegonda„Allegonda is a girl's name that is considered a Dutch short form of Adelgonda and is de…“View profile →♂DutchAltfrit„Altfrit, a masculine first name, is derived from Aldfrid and has a Dutch influence“View profile →♀DutchAltje„Altje is a little-used variant of Aaltje, which is used as a pet form of the old German…“View profile →♀EnglishAlyda„Alyda is a girl's name that traces back to Old High German roots“View profile →♀DutchAmalberga„The name Amalberga is a historical German first name for girls meaning "the Amaler woma…“View profile →♀DutchAmalfrieda„The name Amalfrieda represents an old German and Dutch variant of Amalfrida“View profile →♀LatinAmella„Amella is regarded as a modified variant of Amelia, which has its origins in the old Mi…“View profile →♂DutchAmin-Alexander„Amin-Alexander is a double name combining Amin ("the trustworthy") and Alexander ("the …“View profile →♀LatinAmmerentie„Ammerentie, an old Dutch variant of the name Emerentia, means "the Meritorious" or "the…“View profile →♀HebrewAndine„The name Andine is a harmonious combination of the Hebrew word "channah", which means "…“View profile →♂GreekAndro„The first name Andro is a short form of Andreas and Andrew and originates from Georgia …“View profile →♂LatinAnjes„The name Anjes, for both men and women, is a Dutch and Low German form of Agnes“View profile →♀HebrewAnkelien„Ankelien is a female first name that is considered a Dutch diminutive of Anna, which in…“View profile →♀EnglishAnne-Margot„The name Anne-Margot combines the meanings of Anne, which means 'the favored one' in He…“View profile →♀EnglishAnne-Ruth„Anne means 'the favored one' and also has Hebrew roots“View profile →♀DutchAnneke„Anneke is a form of Annika and is understood as a Dutch diminutive of the names Anne an…“View profile →♀DutchAnnemarijke„Annemarijke is a Dutch combination of the first names Anne and Marijke“View profile →♀HebrewAnnemiek„The first name Annemiek comes from Dutch and is a diminutive of Annemarie“View profile →♀HebrewAnnemike„Annemike is a girl's name derived from Hebrew and Aramaic roots“View profile →♀EstonianAnnika„The name Annika is primarily regarded as a feminine diminutive of Anna, which in turn h…“View profile →♀HebrewAnnika-Christin„The name combines the meanings of Annika, which means 'the favored one' in Hebrew and i…“View profile →♀HebrewAnnoeska„The name Annoeska comes from the Hebrew word 'channah', which means 'grace'“View profile →♀Ansio„The name Ansio has its roots in the Old Norse language and is derived from the Old Icel…“View profile →♀DutchAntina„The name Antina, which is female, originates from East Frisian and Dutch culture and is…“View profile →♀AramaicAntje-Elisabeth„Antje-Elisabeth is a double name combining Antje ("God is gracious") and Elisabeth ("Go…“View profile →♀DutchAntke„The first name Antke originates as a Frisian pet form of names that start with the elem…“View profile →♀DutchArendje„The name Arendje, regarded as a female pet form of Arend, traces back to Arnold“View profile →⚥LatinAria„Aria is a short form of Adriana and means "the one from Adria." The name has its roots …“View profile →♂LatinArien„The first name Arien has different origins“View profile →♀LatinArja„Arja, a girl's name, is a Finnish derivative of Irja, which is known as a diminutive of…“View profile →♂LatinArjan„Arjan, a male first name, represents a variant of the name Arian and has various origin…“View profile →♂DutchArko„Arko is a male first name whose meaning is "the sun" or "the sunshine." The name origin…“View profile →♀DutchArmgard„Armgard is a variant of the name Irmgard, which traces back to the ancient Germanic nam…“View profile →♀LatinArnika„Arnika is a girl's name that is considered a Latinized short and pet form of names begi…“View profile →♂IndianArnod„Arnod is a masculine first name that means 'a cloud' or alternatively 'the cloudy one.'…“View profile →♀FlemishArnoldine„Arnoldine is a variation of the name Arnolde and is also understood as a feminine form …“View profile →♂LatinArrien„Arrien is an unusual Dutch form of the name Arien, which in turn is derived from the Fr…“View profile →♂LatinAry„The name Ary, primarily used in the Netherlands as a short form of Arian, a variant of …“View profile →♀DanishArzu-Fynna„The name signifies talent and refers to the two individual names Arzu and Fynna“View profile →♀GreekAster„The first name Aster, used for both women and men, has its roots in Ancient Greek and m…“View profile →♀DutchAukje„The name Aukje, which is common in Frisian and Dutch cultures, is considered the femini…“View profile →♀LatinAuralia„The name Auralia is a Limburgish and Dutch variation of the name Aurelia, which is cons…“View profile →♂DutchBarent„Barent represents the Dutch form of the name Behrend, which is itself a derivation of B…“View profile →♂DutchBas„Bas is a short form of the name Sebastiaan, which originates from the Dutch-speaking re…“View profile →♂DutchBastiaan„Bastiaan is a Dutch short form of the name Sebastiaan and a variant of Bastian“View profile →♀FlemishBastienne„Bastienne, as a girl's name, is a French derivation of Bastiana and the feminine counte…“View profile →♀LatinBeada„The name Beada is a Nordic variant of Beata, which is considered the feminine form of B…“View profile →♂FrenchBeau„The name Beau is both a masculine and, although less common, a feminine first name of E…“View profile →♂EnglishBeernaert„the bear-strong“View profile →♀LatinBelinda„The name Belinda could be understood as a modern short form of the Old German name Betl…“View profile →⚥LatinBene„Bene is a Frisian and Dutch short form of the name Benedikt, which is a variant of Bene…“View profile →♂LatinBenedict„Benedict also comes from the Latin 'benedicere', which means 'to bless' or 'to consecrate'“View profile →♀DutchBennika„feminine variant of Bennik“View profile →♀LatinBentje„Bentje is a female first name that is regarded as an East Frisian and Dutch short form …“View profile →♂DutchBerber„The name Berber has its roots in a Dutch word composition, the exact meaning of which i…“View profile →♀DutchBerendina„Berendina represents the feminine form of Berend, a variant of the name Bernd from Low …“View profile →♀DutchBerendine„Berendine represents a feminine derivative of Berend, a form of Bernd that is common in…“View profile →♀DutchBerentje„Berentje is a female first name with Frisian-Dutch roots, derived from the Low German n…“View profile →♀DutchBernarda„Bernarda is the feminine variant of Bernard and carries the meaning 'the bear strong'“View profile →♀DutchBertje„Bertje is a gender-neutral first name that functions as a diminutive of Bertha and othe…“View profile →♀DutchBetje„In an old East Frisian name book, Betje was documented as a diminutive of Elisabeth tha…“View profile →♂CelticBim„The name Bim, as a diminutive of Birgitta, has two main origins“View profile →♀DutchBjelke„Bjelke is an unusual diminutive from Dutch, derived from the name Bjela“View profile →♀FrenchBlanchefleur„Blanchefleur is a female first name that comes from literature and means "the white flo…“View profile →♂DutchBo-Rouven„Bo serves as a short form of Burkhard and has a Nordic origin with the meaning 'protect…“View profile →♂DutchBoas„Boas is a variant of the biblical name Boaz (Hebrew בּוֹעַז)“View profile →♂LatinBörries„Börries is a male short form of the name Liborius, with a lineage that likely traces ba…“View profile →♂DutchBouke„Bouke is a spelling that is common in the Frisian and Dutch area and is derived from Bauke“View profile →♂EnglishBram„Bram is a male first name that is considered a short form of the biblical Abraham (אַבְ…“View profile →♂DutchBroer„The name Broer comes from the Frisian-Dutch area and literally means 'the brother'“View profile →♀LatinCanissa„Canissa is a modern female first name, whose meaning can be interpreted as 'the female …“View profile →♀DutchCarianne„The name originates from Dutch“View profile →♀GreekCarice„Carice is a girl's name that appears in both the French and Dutch languages and is deri…“View profile →♀ArabicCarima„Carima is an alternative spelling of Karima, the female form of the Arabic and Muslim n…“View profile →♀FlemishCarlien„Carlien is a Flemish and Dutch variation of the name Karlien, which is considered a var…“View profile →♀EnglishCarola„Carola can be considered a feminine variant of the name Carolus, which is a Latinized f…“View profile →♀DutchCato„The name Cato refers to the Dutch short form of Katharina and means "the Pure" or "the …“View profile →♂LatinCees„Cees is a masculine name form that is used in the Netherlands as an abbreviation of Cor…“View profile →♀LatinCelest„Celest is a Dutch form of the name Celeste and traces back to the Latin word caelestis,…“View profile →♀HebrewChaja„Chaja represents a form of the name Chaya and means 'the life' or 'the Living One', as …“View profile →♀GreekCharissa„The name Charissa has its roots in the Charites, the Greek goddesses of beauty and grac…“View profile →♀FrenchCharlot„Charlot is a unisex name that means 'the free one' and is derived from the Old High Ger…“View profile →♀DutchChayenne„The name Chayenne represents an alternative spelling of the indigenous term Cheyenne“View profile →♂EnglishChrist„The biblical first name Christ is a contemporary English abbreviation of the Greek term…“View profile →♂LatinChristiaan„Christiaan is thus a Dutch variant of the name Christian, derived from the Latin Christ…“View profile →♂LatinChristien„Christien represents an unusual French form of Christian, which goes back to the Latin …“View profile →♂DutchChristoffel„Christoffel is considered a Dutch derivation of Christopher“View profile →♂DutchChristoph-Peter„Christoph-Peter is a double name combining Christoph ("the Christ bearer") and Peter ("…“View profile →♂DutchCiel„The name Ciel, which is used for both men and women, originates from the Old French wor…“View profile →♀DutchCindel„Cindel is a less common Dutch form of Cynthia“View profile →♀LatinClaartje„Claartje is a Frisian and Dutch variant of Clara“View profile →♂DutchClaas-Henrik„Claas-Henrik is a double name combining Claas ("victory of the people") and Henrik ("th…“View profile →♀HebrewCoosje„The girl's name Coosje has its origin in a Hebrew word combination that unites the name…“View profile →♀LatinCornelie„Cornelie (also Cornélie) is a feminine variant of the name Cornelia, which originates f…“View profile →♀DutchCrelisje„The name Crelisje is a girl's name that originates from a composition of Dutch words“View profile →♂DutchCuyler„The name Cuyler has its roots in a surname that goes back to Kuijlaars“View profile →♂GreekCyriel„Cyriel is a Dutch form of the name Cyriac or Cyril, which has its origin in the ancient…“View profile →♀ItalianDafne„Dafne is the Italian and Spanish variant of the Ancient Greek name Daphne (Δάφνη) with …“View profile →♂AmericanDamith„The name Damith is a first name and comes from the Arabic language“View profile →♂DutchDammo„Dammo is a variant of the Frisian name Tammo, which represents a short form of Thankmar…“View profile →♀HebrewDanick„The name Danick has its roots in Hebrew and consists of the elements 'dan', meaning 'th…“View profile →♀HebrewDanjelle„The name Danjelle has Hebrew roots and is made up of the words 'dan', which means 'the …“View profile →♂EnglishDanny„Danny is a diminutive of the male name Daniel and the female name Daniela“View profile →♀EnglishDaphne„The name Daphne (Δάφνη) originates from Greek mythology and translates from Ancient Gre…“View profile →♀AmericanDebbie„Debbie is a short form of the biblical name Debora or Deborah“View profile →