Behrend
Meaning: Variable of Berend: brave as a bear Gender: Male Pronunciation: Beh-Rend Language origin of Behrend: Germanic Regional origin of Behrend: Western Europe Languages Behrend is most common: German Religions Behrend is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: B, Beh Last letter and sound: D, rend Alternative Spelling: Berendt, Behrendt, Berennd, Behren, Bherend
Wendell
Meaning: A wend Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wen-Del Language origin of Wendell: Germanic Regional origin of Wendell: Western Europe Languages Wendell is most common: German Religions Wendell is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Wen Last letter and sound: L, del Alternative Spelling: Wendel, Wendelll, Wendal, Wendelson, Wendelll
Rudolph
Meaning: Famed wolf. Gender: Male Pronunciation: Roo-Dolf Language origin of Rudolph: Germanic Regional origin of Rudolph: Western Europe Languages Rudolph is most common: German Religions Rudolph is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: R, Roo Last letter and sound: H, dolf Alternative Spelling: Rudolff, Rudoph, Ruddolph, Rudulph, Rudof
Heriot
Meaning: Home ruler Gender: Male Pronunciation: Hair-Ee-Oh Language origin of Heriot: Germanic Regional origin of Heriot: Western Europe Languages Heriot is most common: German, English Religions Heriot is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Hair Last letter and sound: T, oh Alternative Spelling: Herodt, Herrot, Heriotte, Heryot, Herriot
Faydor
Meaning: Gift Of God Gender: Male Pronunciation: Fay-Dor Language origin of Faydor: Germanic Regional origin of Faydor: Western Europe Languages Faydor is most common: German, Slavic Religions Faydor is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: F, Fay Last letter and sound: R, dor Alternative Spelling: Faydor, Fayder, Faydore, Faydorh, Faedor
Starke
Meaning: Strong Gender: Male Pronunciation: Stahrk Language origin of Starke: Germanic Regional origin of Starke: Western Europe Languages Starke is most common: German Religions Starke is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: S, Stahrk Last letter and sound: E, e Alternative Spelling: Starcke, Starkeh, Stahrke, Stárke, Starkeé
Raemondo
Meaning: Protecting hands Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ray-Mon-Doh Language origin of Raemondo: Germanic Regional origin of Raemondo: Western Europe Languages Raemondo is most common: German, Spanish Religions Raemondo is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: R, Ray Last letter and sound: O, doh Alternative Spelling: Raimondo, Ramondo, Raimond, Raemund, Ramondo
Nageler
Meaning: Nail maker Gender: Male Pronunciation: Nah-Ge-Ler Language origin of Nageler: Germanic Regional origin of Nageler: Western Europe Languages Nageler is most common: German Religions Nageler is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: N, Nah Last letter and sound: R, ler Alternative Spelling: Nagler, Naggeler, Nagellar, Nagelerr, Naegeler
Lucho
Meaning: Famous warrior Gender: Male Pronunciation: Loo-Cho Language origin of Lucho: Germanic Regional origin of Lucho: Western Europe Languages Lucho is most common: German, Spanish Religions Lucho is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: L, Loo Last letter and sound: O, cho Alternative Spelling: Luco, Luchho, Luchu, Loucho, Luchoe
Jerman
Meaning: German Gender: Male Pronunciation: Jer-Man Language origin of Jerman: Germanic Regional origin of Jerman: Western Europe Languages Jerman is most common: German, English Religions Jerman is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: J, Jer Last letter and sound: N, man Alternative Spelling: German, Yerman, Jherman, Jermann, Jermen