Dutch names
Aafke
Dutch
greetings
Aagje
Dutch, Belgian, from Greek
good woman
Aaltje
Dutch, from German
noble, nobility
Aart
Dutch
eaglelike
Abelina
Feminine form of Abel, Abba, Adalbert, or Apollonius, German, Spanish, French, Dutch
breath; strength; noble and bright; father
Adelheid
German and Dutch form of Adelheidis, German
noble, nobility
Adelheidis
German, Dutch
noble type
Adriaan
Dutch, variation of Adrian
man of Adria
Alarik
Croatian, Danish, Dutch, Frisian, Norwegian, Swedish, Finland, variation of Adalrich, German
noble ruler
Aleida
Dutch diminutive of Adelaide or Latin
noble; small, winged one
Aletta
Dutch from Germanic
noble, nobility
Aleydis
Dutch
noble woman
Andries
Dutch form of Andreas and Andrew, Greek
masculine, manly, strong
Aniek
Dutch
grace
Annefien
Dutch
grace
Anneke
Dutch
grace
Annekien
Dutch and Flemish diminutive of Anna, Hebrew
grace
Annelien
Compound of Anna and Carolien, Dutch
grace + free man
Anneliese
German, Dutch
grace + oath
Annelise
Danish variation of Anneliese, German, Dutch
grace + oath
Annemijn
Dutch
grace
Anoeschka
Dutch, diminutive of Ann
grace
Anoeshka
Dutch, diminutive of Ann
grace
Anoesjka
Dutch, diminutive of Ann
grace
Anouchka
French, Dutch, Flemish, diminutive of Ann
grace
Anouk
Dutch and French variation of Anna
grace
Anousjka
Dutch, diminutive of Ann
grace
Anuschka
Dutch, diminutive of Ann
grace
Arendina
Dutch
ruler, strong as an eagle
Aris
Modern Greek spelling of Ares or short form of Aristotelis, Dutch variation of Adriaan
ruin, bane; the best purpose; man of Adria
Arjan
Dutch, Punjabi, Albanian
from Hadria; gaining; golden life
Arjen
Dutch variation of Arian, or Adrian
noble, honorable; man of Adria
Arne
Dutch and Scandinavian variation of Arnold
ruler; strong as an eagle
Bas
Dutch, diminutive of Bastiaan and Sebastian
person from the city of Sebastia
Bastiaan
Dutch short form of Sebastian, Latin from Greek
man of Sebastia
Beekman
Dutch
dweller by the stream
Behr
German, Dutch
bear; bare
Bennis
Dutch, English
son of Benne; from the grassy plain; blessed
Benthe
Dutch short form of Benedicta, Latin
blessed
Bep
Dutch diminutive of Elizabeth, Hebrew
pledged to God
Berendina
Dutch
strong, brave as a bear
Berger
German, Dutch, and Swedish
lives on a hill
Betje
Dutch
pledged to God
Bloem
Dutch
flower
Bloeme
Dutch, Yiddish
flower
Bogart
Dutch surname
orchard
Boomer
Dutch
gatekeeper
Boudewijn
Dutch
brave friend
Bram
Dutch variation of Abraham, Hebrew
father of multitudes
Brandi
Variation of Brandy, English from Dutch
burnt wine
Brandy
English from Dutch
burnt wine
Bregje
Feminine form of Brecht, Dutch
bright
Brooklyn
English Place name from Dutch
marshland
Brooklynn
Spelling variation of Brooklyn, place name from Dutch
marshland
Brooklynne
Variation of Brooklyn, English from Dutch
marshland
Bruin
English or Dutch
bear or brown
Carice
English and Dutch
grace, kindness, love
Carlijn
Dutch, feminine variation of Charles
free man
Caspar
Dutch and German variation of Casper and Jasper, Persian
keeper of the treasure
Casparina
Dutch, Persian
bringer of treasure
Casper
Dutch form of Jasper, Persian
bringer of treasure
Caspera
Feminine variation of Casper, Dutch and Scandinavian
bringer of treasure
Cathelijn
Dutch, Greek
pure
Cathelijne
Dutch, from Greek
pure
Cinja
German, Dutch, Slavic
sun gift; lily; spear of strength; woman from Cynthus; Zinnia
Claes
Swedish and Dutch variation of Klaes, form of Nicholas
victory of the people
Cobina
Diminutive of Jacobina, English, Scottish, and Dutch
supplanter
Coen
Dutch diminutive of Coenraad, variation of Cohen, or Australian place name, "bold advisor; priest; thunder"
bold advisor; priest; thunder
Constantijn
Dutch variation of Constantine
steadfast
Cortland
Dutch
short land
Cortlandt
Dutch
short land
Courtland
Dutch
short land
Courtlandt
Dutch
short land
Cyriel
Dutch form of Cyril, Greek
lordly
Daan
Scandinavian & Dutch variation of Daniel
God is my judge
Danée
Dutch; English, from French or Greek
God is my judge + reborn
Diede
Dutch
people
Douwe
Dutch
dove
Dries
Diminutive of Andries, Dutch, Flemish, Greek
masculine, manly, strong
Dwight
German and Dutch
white or blond
Edo
German, Dutch, and Italian diminutive of Edward "wealthy, peace, noble"
wealthy, peace, noble
Eefje
Dutch
life
Eleonara
Italian, German, Dutch, and Polish version of Eleanor
bright, shining one
Elian
Dutch variation of Elijah or Elisabeth, Hebrew
Yahweh is God; pledged to God; sun
Elisa
Dutch, Danish, German from Hebrew
god is my salvation
Elisabeth
German, Dutch, Danish, English, variation of Elizabeth, Hebrew
pledged to God
Elke
Dutch, German, and Frisian diminutive of Adelheid
noble
Elkie
English form of Elke, German, Dutch, Yiddish
noble; God has purchased
Elko
Dutch, Ukrainian, English
noble; Yahweh is God; elk, moose
Elma
Diminutive of Wilhelmina, German and Dutch
resolute protection
Elselijn
Dutch elaboration of Else or a combination of Elisabeth and Marjolijn, Karlijn or Katelijn
pledged to God; + marjoram, free man, or pure
Emiel
Dutch variation of Emil, Latin
rival
Endrick
Variation of Hendrick, Dutch and Scandinavian
estate ruler
Escher
Dutch; Geman
person from Eshe
Eva-lotta
Hyphenated form of Evalotte, Swedish, Dutch, German
life + free man
Evalotta
Variation of Evalotte, Swedish, Dutch, German
life + free man
Evalotte
Compound name, German, Swedish, Dutch
life + free man
Evangelie
English, French, Dutch, Greek
bearer of good news; The Gospel
Ewald
German, Dutch
ruler of the law; power of the law
Ewoud
Dutch form of Ewald
ruler of the law; power of the law
Factor
German and Dutch occupational name
agent
Famke
Dutch
little girl
Feie
Dutch
peace
Femke
Dutch
peace
Fen
English, Dutch, Frisian
marshland; peace
Fenna
Dutch and Frisian
peace
Fenne
Variation of Fenna, Dutch and Frisian
peace
Fieke
Dutch and Frisian
victory or wisdom
Fien
Diminutive of Josefien, Dutch variation of Josephine
Jehovah increases
Fiep
Dutch, from Greek
wisdom
Filip
Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Dutch, Czech, Slovak, Bulgarian, Polish, Croatian, Serbian, Slovene, Macedonian, Romanian, and Finnish variation of Philip, Greek
lover of horses
Floor
Dutch variation of Flora, Latin
flower
Floortje
Dutch
little flower
Florenz
German and Dutch form of Florentius, Latin
prospering, flourishing
Floris
Dutch variation of Florence, Latin
flowering
Fons
Dutch
noble, ready
Frederieke
Dutch
peaceful ruler
Frederik
Scandinavian and Dutch variation of Frederick, German
peaceful ruler
Frenkie
Dutch variation of Frankie, Latin
from France; free man
Gaspar
Spanish variation of Casper, Dutch form of Jasper, Persian
bringer of treasure
Gerbert
Dutch, French, German
spear bright
Gerda
Scandinavian, Norse, German, Dutch
enclosure, stronghold; brave, hardy spear
Gerdina
Dutch, from German
spear strength
Gesina
German and Dutch
spear or pledge
Gijs
Dutch short form of Gilbert or Gijsbert, Germanic
bright pledge
Gijsbert
Dutch
bright pledge or spear
Gisela
German; Dutch; Spanish; Portuguese
pledge, hostage
Grim
English from Old Norse or Dutch and German surname
masked person; stern, severe
Gust
Dutch diminutive of Augustus, Latin
great; magnificent
Gusta
Dutch diminutive of Augusta, Latin
great, magnificent
Gustine
French, Dutch
great, magnificent
Guus
Dutch diminutive of Gustaaf, Teutonic
staff of the Goths
Hadewych
Dutch
war
Hanne
Danish, Norwegian, German, Dutch
grace
Hanneke
German, Dutch
god is gracious
Hannes
German, Dutch, Scandinavian variation of Johannes
God is gracious
Hansie
Afrikaans short form of Johannes, Dutch, Latin
God is gracious
Harlym
Spelling variation of Harlem, Dutch place-name
home on a forested dune
Harm
Dutch diminutive of Herman, German
soldier, warrior
Hazen
English, Dutch, German
gray, black; hare
Heike
German, Frisian and Dutch
home ruler
Helianthe
Dutch, Greek
sunflower
Helmer
German and Dutch
helmet army
Hendrick
Variation of Hendrik, Dutch and Scandinavian
estate ruler
Hendrix
Dutch and German, from first name Hendrik
estate ruler
Hennie
Dutch and Norwegian feminine form of Hendrik
home ruler
Holland
Dutch place name
wooded land
Holsten
German or Dutch surname
dweller in the woods; hollow stone
Honus
Diminutive of Johannes, German, Dutch, Scandinavian, and Estonian
God is gracious
Hopper
English or Dutch
leaper, dancer; hop grower
Ilse
Dutch variation of Ilsa
pledged to God
Imke
Frisian; Dutch
whole, great
Jacobina
English, Scottish, and Dutch feminization of Jacob, Hebrew
supplanter
Jacobus
Latin and Dutch
supplanter
Jakobus
Latin and Dutch
supplanter
Jan
Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Czech, Polish, Slovene, German, and Catalan variation of John, Hebrew
God is gracious
Janneke
Dutch feminine form of Jan or John, Hebrew
God is gracious
Jannes
Dutch, German, Flemish and Scandinavian
god is gracious
Jannick
Dutch and German form of John
God is gracious
Jannik
Dutch and German variation of John
God is gracious
Jannis
Frisian, Dutch variation of Johannes
God is gracious
Jantje
Dutch
God is gracious
Jasmijn
Dutch variation of Jasmine, Persian
gift from God
Jelle
Dutch and Frisian
sacrifice, value
Jente
Dutch diminutive of Johanna, Hebrew, German, Yiddish
God is gracious; noble, aristocratic
Jesaja
German; Dutch; Swedish, from Hebrew
salvation of the Lord
Jespie
Variation of Jesper, Dutch
bringer of treasure
Jip
Frisian diminutive of Gijsbert, Dutch
shining pledge
Joes
Dutch form of Joseph, Hebrew
Jehovah increases
Johan
Scandinavian and Dutch variation of John
God is gracious
Johannes
German, Dutch, Scandinavian, and Estonian variation of John
God is gracious
Jolijn
Short form of Marjolijn or variation of Joline, Dutch
marjoram; Jehovah increases, God is gracious
Joost
Dutch
just
Jorick
Dutch, from English
from the yew estate
Jorien
Dutch
farmer
Jorik
Dutch, from English
from the yew estate
Joris
Dutch variation of George
farmer
Joske
Dutch, from Hebrew
Jehovah increases
Julitta
Dutch variation of Julia, Latin
youthful or sky father
Juriaan
Dutch, variation of George
farmer
Juriën
Dutch, variation of George
farmer
Jurjen
Dutch, variation of George
farmer
Jurriaan
Dutch, variation of George
farmer
Jurrian
Dutch, variation of George
farmer
Juul
Dutch diminutive of Julia, Latin
youthful
Karlijn
Dutch, feminine variation of Charles
free man
Katinka
Hungarian, Russian, and Dutch diminutive of Katherine or Katarina, Greek
pure
Katja
German; Scandinavian; Finnish; Dutch; Slovene; Croatian, from Greek
pure
Katje
Dutch, variation of Katherine
pure; kitten
Kavel
Hindi, Bhojpuri, Dutch
lotus; lot
Kees
Dutch diminutive of Cornelius or Cornelis
horn
Kemper
German and Dutch surname
serf; hemp farmer; person from Kempen
Kobus
Dutch and Afrikaans
supplanter
Koen
Dutch diminutive of Coenraad
bold advisor
Kolen
Dutch, surname form of Nicholas
people of victory
Koos
Dutch diminutive of Jacob or Jacobus, Hebrew
supplanter
Kort
Dutch
short
Krijn
Dutch
spear
Kuiper
Dutch
cooper
Kyler
Dutch
victory of the people
Lans
Dutch variation of Lanzo, German
land
Lansing
Dutch and English surname
son of Lans; family of Wlanc
Lenn
Dutch diminutive of Lennart, Swedish
brave lion
Lente
Dutch
spring
Lidwina
Dutch, German
friend of the people; famous friend
Liene
Dutch, Latvian
light
Liesbeth
Dutch diminutive of Elizabeth
pledged by God
Liese
German and Dutch diminutive of Elizabeth
pledged to God
Liesebet
Dutch dminutive of Elizabeth
pledged to God
Liesja
Dutch diminutive of Elizabeth
pledged to God
Liesje
Dutch
pledged to God
Lieve
Word name or short form of Godelieve, Flemish, Dutch
sweet, dear; beloved by God
Linde
Dutch variation of Linda, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian
pretty
Lio
Dutch and German variation of Leo, Latin
lion
Lisa
English, German, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Italian
pledged to God
Lisanne
Dutch combination of Elisabeth + Anne
God is my oath + grace
Liselot
Dutch, combination name of Lise and Charlotte
pledged to God + free man
Liselotte
Combination name of Lise and Charlotte, German, Dutch, Danish, Swedish
pledged to God + free man
Lodewijk
Dutch variation of Ludwig
famous warrior
Loena
Dutch, from Latin
moon
Loes
Dutch form of Louise or feminine diminutive of Lodewijk, Germanic
renowned warrior
Loesje
Dutch diminutive form of Loes, Dutch, German
renowned warrior
Lowie
Dutch
famous warrior
Luuk
Dutch diminutive of Lucas, Latin
man from Lucania
Lydwine
French form of Lidwina, Dutch, German
friend of the people
Maan
Dutch
moon
Machteld
Dutch, from German
battle-mighty
Madelief
Dutch
daisy
Maes
Dutch surname meaning "son of Maas (Thomas)"
son of Maas (Thomas)
Maik
Dutch and German form of Mike, Hebrew
Who is like God?
Mariella
Italian and Dutch diminutive of Maria
drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved
Marielle
Dutch and French diminutive of Mary
drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved
Mariet
Dutch form of Margaret or Marie
pearl; drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved
Marije
Dutch, Frisian
drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved
Marijke
Dutch form of Marie
drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved
Marijn
Dutch, Latin
of the sea
Marijse
Dutch form of Marie
drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved
Marilotte
Combination of Maria or Marie and Lotte, Dutch, German
beloved, drop of the sea, bitter + free man
Mariska
Hungarian and Dutch diminutive of Maria
drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved
Marja
Finnish, Dutch
berry
Marjan
Dutch, Persian, Kazakh, Arabic, Sanskrit
drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved + grace; coral; purification
Marjolein
Dutch
marjoram
Marjolijn
Variation of Marjolein, Dutch
marjoram
Marks
English, Dutch, or German surname
son of Mark
Marlies
Combination of Maria and Lies, German, Dutch
drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved + pledged to God
Marlijn
Dutch diminutive of Maria, Hebrew
beloved; drop of the sea; bitter
Marloes
Dutch compound of Maria and Loes/Louise
beloved, drop of the sea, bitter + renowned warrior
Martinus
Latin and Dutch form of Martin
warlike
Mathilde
French; Norwegian; Danish; Dutch; German, variation of Matilda
battle-mighty
Maurits
Dutch form of Maurice, English and French from Latin
dark-skinned
Maximiliaan
Dutch, variation of Maximilian,"greatest"
greatest
Mechteld
Dutch, from German
battle-mighty
Mees
Dutch diminutive of Bartholomeus
son of Talmai
Meika
German and Dutch diminutive of Mary
drop of the sea; bitter; beloved
Melchior
Dutch from Hebrew
city of the king; king of light
Melena
Dutch diminutive of Magdalena, variation of Melaina or Melina
from the high tower; black, dark; honey
Menno
Diminutive of Meine, Dutch
strength
Merel
Dutch
blackbird
Merlijn
Dutch form of Merlin, Welsh
sea fortress
Mieke
Dutch variation of Marie
bitter
Mientje
Dutch
resolute protection
Mies
Dutch, diminutive of Bartholomeus
son of the earth
Mik
Dutch, from English
who is like God?
Mirre
Dutch
myrrh
Mirtha
Dutch
myrtle
Misja
Dutch variation of Mischa, Russian, Hebrew
Who is like God?
Moos
Short form of Mozes, Dutch, Egyptian, German
delivered from water; moss
Narve
Dutch
healthy, strong
Neeltje
Dutch, from the Latin Cornelia
horn
Nienke
Finnish and Dutch diminutive of Katherine
pure
Nine
Dutch and Frisian diminutive of Katherine, English from Greek
pure
Noor
Arabic; Dutch variation of Eleonora
light
Noud
Diminutive of Arnoud, Dutch variation of Arnold
ruler; strong as an eagle
Novée
Dutch, from Latin
new
Olen
Variation of Ole and Olena, Scandinavian, Russian, Dutch, "ancestor's relic; eagle; pebbly forest"
ancestor's relic; eagle; pebbly forest
Oos
Diminutive of Oswald, Eustace, or Osias, or a variant of Os and Oost, Dutch
God; salvation; stable; east
Pepijn
Dutch form of Pepin
awe-inspiring
Philou
Dutch
love
Piet
Dutch, diminutive of Pieter or Peter, Greek
rock
Pieter
Dutch, German, and Afrikaans variation of Peter, Greek
rock, stone
Pim
Dutch diminutive of Willem or William
resolute protection
Pleun
Dutch
of the sun god
Quinty
Dutch variation of Quinta
fifth born
Reimer
Dutch, German
famous counsel
Reinoud
Dutch
ruling counsel
Reinout
Dutch
ruling counsel
Rensselaer
Dutch surname
from Rensselaer, Gelderland
Rhett
English from Dutch
advice
Rianne
Dutch
bitter; beloved; drop of the sea + grace
Rijn
Variation of Rein or short form of Marijn, Dutch
advice, counsel; of the sea, of Mars
Rip
Dutch
strength, might
Ripp
Spelling variation of Rip, Dutch
strength, might
Rivi
Dutch diminutive of River, Ricfrid, or Rivka, or alternative spelling of Revi
river, peaceful ruler, join, dew, bind; sun
Robbe
Dutch diminutive of Robert
bright fame
Romee
Variation of Romy, English, German, Dutch
rosemary
Romie
Variation of Romy, English, German, Dutch
rosemary
Roos
Dutch variation of Rose, Latin
rose
Roosevelt
Dutch
rose field
Roosje
Dutch
(little) rose
Roosmarijn
Dutch, variation of Rosemary
dew of the sea, or rosemary (herb)