Derek
“the ruler of the tribe”
>99% boys
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English Slavic · Literary Jan
“God is gracious”
96% boys · 4% girls
Low German Hoover
Hoover is a surname from German, ultimately from Low German.
99% boys · 1% girls
West Frisian Heike
“the ruler of the house”
>99% girls
Low German · Modern Voss
“fox”
>99% boys
Low German · Modern Mareike
Mareike is a feminine given name from Low German. It is used in German.
>99% girls
Low German Korf
“basket”
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Low German Heinen
Heinen is a surname from Dutch, ultimately from Low German.
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Low German Päkki
Päkki is a surname from Swedish, ultimately from Low German. It is used in Finnish.
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German Tolle
Tolle is a surname with more than one origin.
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Low German Boller
“round container”
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Low German · Royal Fiete
Fiete is a masculine given name from Low German. It is used in German.
>99% boys
Low German Bruening
Bruening is a surname from Low German.
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Low German Driessen
Driessen is a surname from Dutch, ultimately from Low German. It is used in English and Dutch.
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Low German Tappe
“tap, draw, spigot”
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Low German Knaak
Knaak is a surname from Low German.
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Low German Pott
“pool; mine shaft, pit”
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Low German Bøll
“roll, rounded object”
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Latin Ørjan
Ørjan is a masculine given name from Low German, ultimately from Latin. It is used in Norwegian.
>99% boys
Dutch Janke
Janke is a surname from Low German, ultimately from Dutch.
10% boys · 90% girls
Low German Thede
Thede is a surname from Low German.
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Low German Kohr
Kohr is a surname from Low German. It is used in English and German.
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German Koke
“kitchen; cake”
71% boys · 29% girls
Low German Schomaker
“shoemaker, cobbler”
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German Barch
“hill, mountain”
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Dutch Greve
“count”
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Low German Oldenburg
“old” · “castle”
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Germanic Sasse
“saxon”
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Germanic Knaack
“bone”
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Saterland Frisian Tepe
“peak, hill”
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Germanic Bruning
“brown”
>99% boys
German Bunde
“peasant, farmer”
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Low German Sieck
Sieck is a surname from Low German.
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Germanic Koopmann
“merchant, buyer”
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Low German Ficke
Ficke is a surname from Low German.
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Low German Bortz
“rump”
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