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

German: Person of High Rank

German: Soldier

German: Soldier. Army Man. from the Old German Hariman. Famous Bearer: American Writer Herman Melville, Author of Moby Dick

Teutonic: Warrior

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Annina  (German)
Feminine Form of Herman: Soldier. Army Man. from the Old German Hariman

Armand  (French)
Variant of Herman Meaning Soldier, or Warrior

Armando  (German)
Army Man. Variant of Herman

Armando  (Spanish)
Army Man. Variant of Herman

Armin  (German)
Protective. Also Can Be a Variant of Herman: Soldier. Army Man

Armine  (German)
Feminine Form of Herman: Soldier. Army Man. from the Old German Hariman

Devisser  (Dutch)
Fisherman

Fisk  (Swedish)
Fisherman

Harman  (French)
Variant of Herman

Harmen  (French)
Variant of Herman

Harmon  (French)
Variant of Herman

Hermandina  (Greek)
Well Born

Hermandine  (Greek)
Well Born

Hermann  (Teutonic)
Warrior

Hermann  (Swedish)
Soldier

Herminia  (Latin)
Feminine of Herman

Peter  (English)
A Rock. Peter the Biblical Fisherman and Apostle Had Impulsive Nature and Rocklike Faith. in Catholic Tradition He is the First Pope

Rybar  (Czechoslovakian)
Fisherman

Sherman  (English)
Cloth-cutter (Sherm, Shermie)

Sherman  (English)
Cuts the Nap of Woolen Cloth. 'shireman' in Medieval Times the Shireman Served As Governor-judge of an English Shire or County

Sherman  (German)
Shearman. in Medieval Times a Shearman Worked As a Sheepshearer or Finisher of Cloth. Shermann

Sherman  (English)
Cloth Cutter

Shermon  (English)
Variant of Sherman Meaning 'shireman' or 'shearman.'

Shermon  (German)
Variant of Sherman Meaning 'shireman' or 'shearman.'

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