Germanic names

Germanic names are names that come from the Germanic language or from people who spoke Germanic languages. Germanic languages were spoken a long, long time ago in places like Germany, Denmark, Sweden, and Norway.

Sometimes Germanic names are made up of two smaller words that have a special meaning. For example, the name "Rudolf" is made up of "ruad" which means "fame" and "wulf" which means "wolf." So when you say "Rudolf", you are saying "famous wolf!" Cool, huh?

Germanic names are also known for having strong sounding letters like K, G, and V. They often end in letters like F, L, or N.

Some popular Germanic names you might recognize include:

- The name "William" which means "will" and "helmet" in Germanic.

- The name "Hans" which means "God is gracious" in Germanic.

- The name "Heidi" which means "noble one" in Germanic.

So, Germanic names are special names that come from a special language that people used to speak a long time ago in places like Germany, Denmark, Sweden, and Norway. They have special meanings and strong sounding letters that make them unique!