Gilberto
Gilberto is a masculine given name. It is used in English, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, and 2 other languages.
>99% boys
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33 names
Gilberto is a masculine given name. It is used in English, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, and 2 other languages.
>99% boys
Gehrig is a surname from German, ultimately from Alemannic German.
>99% boys
Robard is a given name from Alemannic German. It is used in Manx.
>99% boys
Gehring is a surname from German, ultimately from Alemannic German.
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Rieser is a surname from German, ultimately from Alemannic German.
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Reaman is a given name from Alemannic German. It is used in Manx.
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Imbach is a surname from Alemannic German. It is used in English and French.
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Zwingli is a surname from German, ultimately from Alemannic German.
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Zurbuchen is a surname from German, ultimately from Alemannic German.
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“iron”
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Moog is a surname from Alemannic German.
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Camenzind is a surname from German, ultimately from Alemannic German. It is used in English and French.
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“bold, daring”
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Gschwind is a surname from German, ultimately from Alemannic German. It is used in English, French, and German.
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“to complain, moan”
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Willan is a surname from Alemannic German.
98% boys · 2% girls
Gut is a surname with more than one origin. It is used in English, Polish, and Czech.
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Appelhans is a surname from German, ultimately from Alemannic German. It is used in English, French, German, and Alemannic German.
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“wood”
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“high”
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“bailiff, official”
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“gorge, ravine”
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“baker”
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Zuinglius is a masculine given name from New Latin, ultimately from Alemannic German.
>99% boys
Vaxelaire is a surname from French, ultimately from Alemannic German. It is used in English and French.
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Werth is a surname, possibly from Alemannic German, ultimately from Russian. It is used in English, French, and German.
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Entz is a surname from German, ultimately from Alemannic German.
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Dubach is a surname from Alemannic German, ultimately from French.
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“crackling, pork fat”
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“heath”
69% boys · 31% girls
Gygax is a surname from Alemannic German.
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Naff is a surname from German, ultimately from Alemannic German.
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Koehl is a surname from German, ultimately from Alemannic German.
71% boys · 29% girls