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Displayed on this page are German names 161 to 180. Damian was the most popular among these names in 2007 with a rank of #137 and a usage of 0.1353%. The name is used mostly in English, German, and Polish, and was followed in popularity by the English and German Curtis and the Dutch, English, and German Cornelius. Uncommon German names include Conradin (German), Corbinian (English and German), Corentin (Breton, French, and German), Cornel (German and Romanian), Cornelis (Dutch and German), Cosmo (English, German, and Italian), Courtney (German), Curt (English and German), Cyprian (English and German), Cyprianus (German), Cyriacus (German), Cyril (Czech, English, German, and Slavic), Cyrill (German), Cyrillus (German), Dagobert (English and German), Damasus (German), and Dan (German and English).
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GERMAN NAMES: Conradin ... bold counsel ... predominantly in the German language and its origin ... Corbinian ... raven; raven ... in the English and German languages ... Corentin ... hurricane ... the Breton, French, and German languages, and it is ... Cornel Cornelis ... war horn ... in the Dutch and German languages ... Cornelius Cosmo Courtney Curt Curtis Cyprian ... man from Cyprus ... used in the English and German languages, and it is ... Cyprianus ... man from Cyprus ... is primarily used in German and it is of Latin ... Cyriacus ... of the lord ... is largely used in the German language and its origin ... Cyril Cyrill ... of the lord ... used in the German language. ... Cyrillus ... of the lord ... is primarily used in German and its language of ... Dagobert ... bright, famous ...It is used largely in English and German ... Damasus ... it is used mainly in German ... Damian Dan |
... war horn ...Cornel is primarily used in German and Romanian ... 
... order, harmony, beauty, ... in the English, German, and Italian languages, ... 
... short nose; domain of Curtius; domain of the short one ... predominantly in the German language and it is ... 
... bold counsel; bold; ... is an English and German name of Germanic and Old ... 
... of the lord ... in the Czech, English, German, and Slavic languages, ... 
... judge; God is my judge, ...It is used mainly in the German and English languages ...