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
Josef
Meaning: God will increase Gender: Male Pronunciation: Yo-Sef Language origin of Josef: Germanic Regional origin of Josef: Western Europe Languages Josef is most common: German, German, Spanish, English Religions Josef is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: J, Yo Last letter and sound: F, sef Alternative Spelling: Joseph, Yosef, Josip
Anneliese
Meaning: Grace + pledged to God Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ahn-Neh-Lee-Zeh Language origin of Anneliese: Germanic Regional origin of Anneliese: Western Europe Languages Anneliese is most common: German Religions Anneliese is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: A, Ahn Last letter and sound: E, zeh Alternative Spelling: Annelise, Anelise, Annalise
Klaus
Meaning: Victory of the people Gender: Male Pronunciation: Klows / Klowsh Language origin of Klaus: Germanic Regional origin of Klaus: Western Europe Languages Klaus is most common: German, German, English Religions Klaus is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: K, Klow Last letter and sound: S, sa Alternative Spelling: Claus, Nikolaus, Klaas
Doris
Meaning: Gift Gender: Female Pronunciation: Doh-Rees Language origin of Doris: Germanic Regional origin of Doris: Western Europe Languages Doris is most common: German, English Religions Doris is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: D, Doh Last letter and sound: S, rees Alternative Spelling: Dorys, Dorris, Dorice
Georg
Meaning: Farmer Gender: Male Pronunciation: Gay-Org / Gee-Org Language origin of Georg: Germanic Regional origin of Georg: Western Europe Languages Georg is most common: German, German, Russian, English Religions Georg is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: G, Gay / Gee Last letter and sound: G, org Alternative Spelling: George, Giorgio, Jörg
Gisela
Meaning: Pledge Gender: Female Pronunciation: Gee-Zeh-Lah Language origin of Gisela: Germanic Regional origin of Gisela: Western Europe Languages Gisela is most common: German, Spanish, English Religions Gisela is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: G, Gee Last letter and sound: A, lah Alternative Spelling: Gizela, Gisella, Gizele