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33 names

  • Alemannic German

    Gilberto

    Gilberto is a masculine given name. It is used in English, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, and 2 other languages.

    41UncommonEasing

    >99% boys

  • Alemannic German

    Gehrig

    Gehrig is a surname from German, ultimately from Alemannic German.

    0Not recently recordedCooling

    >99% boys

  • Alemannic German

    Robard

    Robard is a given name from Alemannic German. It is used in Manx.

    No U.S. birth series

    >99% boys

  • Alemannic German

    Gehring

    Gehring is a surname from German, ultimately from Alemannic German.

    No U.S. birth series

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  • Alemannic German

    Rieser

    Rieser is a surname from German, ultimately from Alemannic German.

    No U.S. birth series

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  • Alemannic German

    Reaman

    Reaman is a given name from Alemannic German. It is used in Manx.

    No U.S. birth series

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  • Alemannic German

    Imbach

    Imbach is a surname from Alemannic German. It is used in English and French.

    No U.S. birth series

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  • Alemannic German

    Zwingli

    Zwingli is a surname from German, ultimately from Alemannic German.

    No U.S. birth series

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  • Alemannic German

    Zurbuchen

    Zurbuchen is a surname from German, ultimately from Alemannic German.

    No U.S. birth series

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  • German

    Isch

    “iron”

    No U.S. birth series

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  • Alemannic German

    Moog

    Moog is a surname from Alemannic German.

    No U.S. birth series

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  • Alemannic German

    Camenzind

    Camenzind is a surname from German, ultimately from Alemannic German. It is used in English and French.

    No U.S. birth series

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  • Alemannic German

    Frech

    “bold, daring”

    No U.S. birth series

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  • Alemannic German

    Gschwind

    Gschwind is a surname from German, ultimately from Alemannic German. It is used in English, French, and German.

    No U.S. birth series

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  • German

    Reusser

    “to complain, moan”

    No U.S. birth series

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  • Alemannic German

    Willan

    Willan is a surname from Alemannic German.

    No U.S. birth series

    98% boys · 2% girls

  • Alemannic German

    Gut

    Gut is a surname with more than one origin. It is used in English, Polish, and Czech.

    No U.S. birth series

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  • Alemannic German

    Appelhans

    Appelhans is a surname from German, ultimately from Alemannic German. It is used in English, French, German, and Alemannic German.

    No U.S. birth series

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  • Alemannic German

    Hoelzle

    “wood”

    No U.S. birth series

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  • German

    Honegger

    “high”

    No U.S. birth series

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  • Alemannic German

    Ammann

    “bailiff, official”

    No U.S. birth series

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  • German

    Tobler

    “gorge, ravine”

    No U.S. birth series

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  • Alemannic German

    Pfister

    “baker”

    No U.S. birth series

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  • Alemannic German

    Zuinglius

    Zuinglius is a masculine given name from New Latin, ultimately from Alemannic German.

    No U.S. birth series

    >99% boys

  • Alemannic German

    Vaxelaire

    Vaxelaire is a surname from French, ultimately from Alemannic German. It is used in English and French.

    No U.S. birth series

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  • Russian

    Werth

    Werth is a surname, possibly from Alemannic German, ultimately from Russian. It is used in English, French, and German.

    No U.S. birth series

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  • Alemannic German

    Entz

    Entz is a surname from German, ultimately from Alemannic German.

    No U.S. birth series

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  • French

    Dubach

    Dubach is a surname from Alemannic German, ultimately from French.

    No U.S. birth series

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  • Alemannic German

    Grieb

    “crackling, pork fat”

    No U.S. birth series

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  • Alemannic German

    Heider

    “heath”

    No U.S. birth series

    69% boys · 31% girls

  • Alemannic German

    Gygax

    Gygax is a surname from Alemannic German.

    No U.S. birth series

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  • Alemannic German

    Naff

    Naff is a surname from German, ultimately from Alemannic German.

    No U.S. birth series

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  • Alemannic German

    Koehl

    Koehl is a surname from German, ultimately from Alemannic German.

    No U.S. birth series

    71% boys · 29% girls