All over the world, Irmgard (Irmgard 
, Ирмгард 
, Ирмгарда ) is a widespread feminine first name. The given name Irmgard is characteristic of Western Europe, particularly Germany, where it is a common female name, Austria, where it is quite a common feminine name, and Switzerland, where it is a rare girly name. Measured by absolute frequency, the name is most common in Germany, the United States, and Brazil. Very seldom, Irmgard is the last name as well as the forename.
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| Irmgard | Austria, Germany, Italy, Brazil, United States |
| Ирмгард | Kazakhstan, Russia |
| Ирмгарда | Kazakhstan |
| אירמגרד | Israel |
Ermegarda, Ermengarda, Ermengarde, Gard, and Ірмгард
Irmgard is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Irmgard , the operatic character in the opera Flammen by Franz Schreker; the prince's wife.
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irmgard von chiemsee Beatified German nun, DE (b. 831) |
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irmgard von süchteln German saint, DE (b. 1000) |
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| irmgard von nellenburg Peerage person ID=672725 (b. 990) |
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irmgard von rott (b. 1050) |
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| irmgard von büdingen German noble (b. 1150) |
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| irmgard of guelders Peerage person ID=575501 (b. 1185) |
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| irmgard von thuringe Peerage person ID=40877 (b. 1197) |
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| irmgard of berg 1200 (b. 1204) |
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| irmgard von braunshorn (b. 1215) |
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| irmgard von kleve (b. 1250) |
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| irmgard von baden German aristocrat, DE (b. 1270) |
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| irmgard von kleve (1290-1350) (b. 1290) |
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| irmgard von nassau (b. 1315) |
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| irmgard von rössing (b. 1450) |
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| irmgard zur lippe German aristocrat, DE (b. 1469) |
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