What are some modern names for boys that can be used in German as well as English?

Here are a few boys names that are German/American.


Hope this helps!


Alexander


Adrian


Benjamen


Carsten


Christian


Kristoph


David


Daniel


Dominik


Dietrich


Elias


Emil


Erik


Fabian


Gabriel


Gustaf


Gustav


Emmanual


Izak


Jakob


Jerimias


Johan


Johannes


JoNathan


Johnathan


Josef


Julian


Julias


Kai


Kaspar


Lorenz


Lukas


Markus


Martin


Marcelleus


Max


Michael


Nickolaus


Patrik


Peter


Paul


Phillip


Reiner


Rene


Sascha


Sabastian


Stephon


Stefan


Thoman


Tobias


Viktor


Xaver


Congrats and Good Luck!

What are some modern names for boys that can be used in German as well as English?
Emmett, Conrad, Jaeger, Gerard, Dustin. :-)
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Reply:Alexander, Derek, Hank, Leonard, Paul,


Bergen, Emery, Henry, Louis, Richard,


Bernard, Ernest, Johann, Luca, Roderick,


Burke, Ellery, Jonas, Lukas, Roger,


Conrad, Felix, Lance, Maximilian, Tim,


David, Frederick, Leon, Merrill, Walter
Reply:How about my name since I am a proud German Amerikan.....Kurt





Kurt is old German for Konrad which means "Honest Counselor" or "Ehrlicher Berater" in modern Hochdeutsch or High German.
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Feel proud to mix names you find here and somwhere else to create the perfect name you want for your family!
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Adam


Christian


Daniel


Jonathan


Julian


Oliver


Patrick


Thomas





I picked a few that are 'neutral' and not overly old-fashioned. Of course they would be pronounced differently in English and German, but the spellings are valid in both languages.
Reply:William has German roots
Reply:I met a guy called Mitji.


Kurt is nice though.
Reply:When considering names that are German as well as English, have a native German speaker say the names.


For example, the person that said Bryan doesn麓t realize a German would pronouce this name Bwyan, not Bryan.





What about Wilhelm-like William, only a little more German.





We麓re going to name our son, if God blesses us with one, Benedikt Scott Wilhelm-Benedikt for the Pope, Scott for my Dad, and Wilhelm for my German husband麓s father.





We麓re having a hard time picking out an American girl name-the German pronouciations are horrible!
Reply:How about Emerson? "Emery" is German for "Little Ruler" or "Little King".





Emmett is pretty popular right now, as well. It means "Hard-working" or "All-embracing".





I also like Ritter, which means "Knight."





Good luck! :)
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Reply:Bryan.