Loew
Meaning: Lion Gender: Male Pronunciation: Loh Language origin of Loew: Germanic Regional origin of Loew: Western Europe Languages Loew is most common: German Religions Loew is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: L, Lo Last letter and sound: W, w Alternative Spelling: Loewe, Löw, Low, Loowe, Lohe
Ottfrid
Meaning: Wealthy peace Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ot-Freed Language origin of Ottfrid: Germanic Regional origin of Ottfrid: Western Europe Languages Ottfrid is most common: German Religions Ottfrid is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: O, Ot Last letter and sound: D, freed Alternative Spelling: Ottfried, Otfried, Ottfridt, Othfrid, Ottfryd
Kostya
Meaning: Constant. Gender: Male Pronunciation: Koss-Tee-Ah Language origin of Kostya: Germanic Regional origin of Kostya: Western Europe Languages Kostya is most common: German, Russian Religions Kostya is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: K, Koss Last letter and sound: A, ah Alternative Spelling: Kostiya, Kostia, Kosstya, Kosstia, Costya
Dollfuss
Meaning: Living In A Valley Gender: Male Pronunciation: Doll-Fuss Language origin of Dollfuss: Germanic Regional origin of Dollfuss: Western Europe Languages Dollfuss is most common: German Religions Dollfuss is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: D, Doll Last letter and sound: S, fuss Alternative Spelling: Dollfus, Dolfuss, Dollphuss, Dollfusz, Dolhfuss
Medwinn
Meaning: Strong friend Gender: Male Pronunciation: Med-Winn Language origin of Medwinn: Germanic Regional origin of Medwinn: Western Europe Languages Medwinn is most common: German Religions Medwinn is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Med Last letter and sound: N, winn Alternative Spelling: Medwin, Medwyn, Medwenn, Medwen, Medwynn
Kerbie
Meaning: Settlement by a church Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ker-Bee Language origin of Kerbie: Germanic Regional origin of Kerbie: Western Europe Languages Kerbie is most common: German Religions Kerbie is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: K, Ker Last letter and sound: E, bee Alternative Spelling: Kirby, Kerby, Kerbey, Kirbey, Kearbie
Gotthard
Meaning: Divinely firm. Gender: Male Pronunciation: Got-Hard Language origin of Gotthard: Germanic Regional origin of Gotthard: Western Europe Languages Gotthard is most common: German Religions Gotthard is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: G, Got Last letter and sound: D, hard Alternative Spelling: Gotthardt, Gothard, Gottharhd, Gothhard, Gotthaard
Riki
Meaning: Powerful leader Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ree-Kee Language origin of Riki: Germanic Regional origin of Riki: Western Europe Languages Riki is most common: German Religions Riki is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: R, Ree Last letter and sound: I, kee Alternative Spelling: Ricky, Riky, Ricki, Rikki, Rikee
Markel
Meaning: Of Mars, the god of war. Gender: Male Pronunciation: Mar-Kel Language origin of Markel: Germanic Regional origin of Markel: Western Europe Languages Markel is most common: German Religions Markel is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mar Last letter and sound: L, kel Alternative Spelling: Markell, Marckel, Markl, Marckell, Markal
Lehmann
Meaning: Tenant, renter Gender: Male Pronunciation: Lay-Man Language origin of Lehmann: Germanic Regional origin of Lehmann: Western Europe Languages Lehmann is most common: German Religions Lehmann is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: L, Lay Last letter and sound: N, man Alternative Spelling: Lehmenn, Lehamann, Leeman, Lehmen, Lehman