Forename German

In the world, German (German , Герман , جيرمان , and others...) is a widespread male first name. The given name German is habitual in Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly Argentina, where it is a common male name, Nicaragua, and Bolivia (explore the name in all countries). In absolute terms, it is commonest in Mexico, Argentina, and Russia. Likewise, German is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name German

VARIANT	COUNTRY
German	Spain, Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Argentina
Герман	Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Belarus, United States, Russia
جيرمان	Sudan
杰曼	China

First names said to be same

Almain, Armand, Armando, Armin, Dutch, Gauls, Germ, Germain, Germanas, Germane, Germano, Germany, Germană, Germań, Germàn, Germán, Germân, Germãn, Guerman, Gèrman, Gèrmàn, Gérman, Gérmán, Gêrmãn, Gërmân, Harm, Herman, Hermann, Herrman, Herrmann, Jerman, Jerry, Ngerman, Saxon, Арман, Арманд, Армин, Германас, Германн, Гэрман, Джермано, Ермак, Ерман, Жермен, Херман, גרמן, הרמן, أرمين, جرمن, غيرمان,

First name German in the context

German is also a prevalent name for the fictitious and mythical characters: German Dignitary , the character from Disney's Frozen; German Mouse , the character from Disney's The Rescuers; German M.P. captain , the fictional character from Miracle of the White Stallions; German soldier (off-stage voice) , the operatic character in the opera Les cadeaux de Noël by Xavier Leroux and German mother , the operatic character in the opera Death in Venice by Benjamin Britten, and in many other works.