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Displayed on this page are Germanic names 81 to 100. Uncommon Germanic names include Auberon (English), Aubert (French), Aubery (English), Aubrey (English), Aubury (English), Baldie (Scottish), Baldovino (Italian), Baldri (English), Baldric (English), Baldrick (English), Balduin (German), Balduino (Spanish), Balduíno (Portuguese), Baldwin (English and German), Barnard (English), Barnardo (English), Barney (English), Barnhard (English), Barnhardo (English), and Barnie (English).
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NAMES OF GERMANIC ORIGIN: Auberon ... noble bear; elf ruler, ... is of Germanic origin and it is used mainly in ... Aubert ... nobly famous ... has its origins in the Germanic language and it is used ... Aubery ... elf ruler, supernaturally ... and it is derived from Germanic origins. ... Aubrey Aubury ... elf ruler, supernaturally ... and it is derived from Germanic origins. ... Baldie ... truly brave ... language of origin is Germanic. ... Baldovino ... bold friend, brave friend ... language of origin is Germanic. ... Baldri ... bold ruler, brave ruler ... is of Germanic origin and it is used largely in ... Baldric ... bold ruler, brave ruler ... language and it is of Germanic origin ... Baldrick ... bold ruler, brave ruler ... and it is derived from Germanic origins. ... Balduin ... bold friend, brave friend ... language of origin is Germanic and it is used largely ... Balduino ... bold friend, brave friend ... language of origin is Germanic and it is predominantly ... Balduíno ... bold friend, brave friend ... language of origin is Germanic and it is predominantly ... Baldwin ... bold friend, brave friend ...Baldwin's language of origin is Germanic ... Barnard ... brave as a bear ... language of origin is Germanic. ... Barnardo ... brave as a bear ... is of Germanic origin and it is predominantly ... Barney Barnhard ... brave as a bear ... language of origin is Germanic and it is predominantly ... Barnhardo ... brave as a bear ... has its origins in the Germanic language and it is used ... Barnie |
... elf ruler, supernaturally ... and it is derived from Germanic origins ... 
... son of consolation, ... is of Aramaic and Germanic origin, and it is used ... 
... son of consolation, ... in the Aramaic and Germanic languages ...