The first name Dutch is of German, Scandinavian origin. It is often a boy name. It has the following meaning(s):

German: A German

Scandinavian: From the Netherlands

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Anika  (Dutch)
Dutch Form of Anne

Anke  (Dutch)
Dutch Form of Anne

Anki  (Dutch)
Dutch Form of Anne

Blyde  (English)
Joy. Origin: Dutch

Bram  (Dutch)
A Dutch Diminutive of Abraham, Meaning 'Father of a Multitude' Famous Bearer: Bram Stoker, Th Century Irish Author of Dracula

Dirck  (Dutch)
Dutch Forms of Theodoric

Dirk  (Dutch)
A Diminutive of Derek Meaning People Ruler. Famous Bearer: British Actor Dirk Bogarde. A Dutch Forms of Theodoric

Elmo  (Dutch)
Abbreviation of Erasmus Who Was a Noted Dutch Scholar

Fleming  (English)
Dutch Man

Flemming  (Danish)
Dutchman

Jen  (Dutch)
Dutch Form of John

Mahault  (Dutch)
Dutch Form of Matilda

Marieke  (English)
Marie-ka is a Song About a River in Holland (By Judy Collins). Origin: Dutch

Van  (Dutch)
Of. The Dutch Equivalent of 'De' in French Names. Some Early Immigrants to America Who Dropped This Prefix from Their Surnames Converted it to a Given Name

Von  (German)
The Prefex 'Von' is Equivalent of 'Van' in Dutch Names and of 'De' in French Names

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