Ingrid
Meaning: Beautiful Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ing-Grid Language origin of Ingrid: Germanic Regional origin of Ingrid: Western Europe Languages Ingrid is most common: German, German, English Religions Ingrid is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: I, Ing Last letter and sound: D, grid Alternative Spelling: Ingrida, Ingerid, Ingrit
Margarete
Meaning: Pearl Gender: Female Pronunciation: Mar-Gah-Reh-Teh Language origin of Margarete: Germanic Regional origin of Margarete: Western Europe Languages Margarete is most common: German, German, French, English Religions Margarete is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mar-Gah Last letter and sound: E, reh-teh Alternative Spelling: Margaretha, Margaret, Margarita
Monika
Meaning: Advisor Gender: Female Pronunciation: Moh-Nee-Kah Language origin of Monika: Germanic Regional origin of Monika: Western Europe Languages Monika is most common: German, German, English Religions Monika is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Moh-Nee Last letter and sound: A, kah Alternative Spelling: Monica, Mónika, Monique
Ursula
Meaning: Little bear Gender: Female Pronunciation: Oor-Zoo-Lah Language origin of Ursula: Germanic Regional origin of Ursula: Western Europe Languages Ursula is most common: German, German, Italian, English Religions Ursula is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: U, Oor Last letter and sound: A, zoo-lah Alternative Spelling: Urszula, Urzula, Orsola
Viktoria
Meaning: Victory Gender: Female Pronunciation: Vik-Toh-Ree-Ah Language origin of Viktoria: Germanic Regional origin of Viktoria: Western Europe Languages Viktoria is most common: German, German, Russian, English Religions Viktoria is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: V, Vik Last letter and sound: A, toh-ree-ah Alternative Spelling: Victoria, Wiktoria, Viktoriya
Marlene
Meaning: Combination of Maria & Magdalene Gender: Female Pronunciation: Mar-Leh-Neh Language origin of Marlene: Germanic Regional origin of Marlene: Western Europe Languages Marlene is most common: German, English, French Religions Marlene is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mar Last letter and sound: E, neh Alternative Spelling: Marlena, Marilena, Marleene
Susanne
Meaning: Lily Gender: Female Pronunciation: Zoo-Zah-Neh Language origin of Susanne: Germanic Regional origin of Susanne: Western Europe Languages Susanne is most common: German, English, French Religions Susanne is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: S, Zoo Last letter and sound: E, neh Alternative Spelling: Susanna, Suzanne, Zuzana
Katrin
Meaning: Pure Gender: Female Pronunciation: Kah-Treen Language origin of Katrin: Germanic Regional origin of Katrin: Western Europe Languages Katrin is most common: German, English Religions Katrin is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: K, Kah Last letter and sound: N, treen Alternative Spelling: Catherine, Katryn, Katrina
Stefanie
Meaning: Crown Gender: Female Pronunciation: Shteh-Fah-Nee Language origin of Stefanie: Germanic Regional origin of Stefanie: Western Europe Languages Stefanie is most common: German, English, French Religions Stefanie is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: S, Shteh Last letter and sound: E, nee Alternative Spelling: Stephanie, Stefania, Stephany
Carolin
Meaning: Free woman Gender: Female Pronunciation: Kah-Roh-Leen Language origin of Carolin: Germanic Regional origin of Carolin: Western Europe Languages Carolin is most common: German, English, French Religions Carolin is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: C, Kah Last letter and sound: N, leen Alternative Spelling: Karolin, Caroline, Karoline