🇦🇹 Most Popular Baby Names in Austria (2025)
The Austrian ranking comes from Statistik Austria, the federal statistics office, which publishes the first name of every child born since 1984 as open data, broken down by year, sex and political district. That depth is what makes a comparison between the nine federal states possible. The national list is built from the same file: the registered births for each name are added up across all districts and ranked, top 50 per sex.
Data source: Statistik Austria (data.statistik.gv.at) · Year: 2025 · 50 girl names, 50 boy names
Before you settle on a name, it helps to know what the register will accept.
Baby naming rules in Austria: the legal basis, the deadline and what a registrar may refuse.
Names Used Only in Austria
Austria has 29 names in its 2025 ranking that appear in none of the other twelve countries on this site. Accents are ignored in that comparison, so Léo and Leo count as one name, but different spellings such as Sofia and Sophia count as two.
Girls: 14 names
JohannaLuisaAntoniaHelenaValerieAmelieMagdalenaMiriamFloraPaulinaHannaTheresaAureliaMarlene
Boys: 15 names
MaximilianMoritzValentinFabianLuisMatthiasFlorianLorenzLeopoldJonathanLukaNiklasKonstantinFabioFerdinand
2024 to 2025: What Moved
Compared with 2024, in the girls' ranking, 40 of the 50 names changed position, 5 are new and 5 kept exactly the same place; in the boys' ranking, 42 of the 50 names changed position, 4 are new and 4 kept exactly the same place.
Girls
Biggest climbers: Flora (#47 → #32, +15), Sofia (#42 → #30, +12), Rosa (#46 → #36, +10), Ida (#41 → #33, +8), Elina (#38 → #31, +7)
Biggest drops: Alina (#36 → #46, -10), Elisa (#32 → #41, -9), Hanna (#29 → #37, -8), Lia (#28 → #35, -7), Isabella (#33 → #38, -5)
New in the ranking: Charlotte, Clara, Rosalie, Marlene, Mira
Dropped out: Sara, Julia, Leni, Sarah, Katharina
Boys
Biggest climbers: Emil (#24 → #16, +8), Oskar (#37 → #30, +7), Luka (#49 → #42, +7), Theodor (#35 → #29, +6), Gabriel (#32 → #28, +4)
Biggest drops: Matthias (#26 → #31, -5), Niklas (#38 → #43, -5), Adam (#29 → #33, -4), Florian (#30 → #34, -4), Fabio (#45 → #49, -4)
New in the ranking: Levi, Konstantin, Vincent, Ferdinand
Dropped out: Ben, Michael, Kilian, Josef
Steady Through 2021–2025
Emma tops the girls' ranking in Austria in 2025.
37 girls' names appear in every year from 2021–2025 without a gap. The 30 highest placed:
EmmaEmiliaMarieMiaSophiaAnnaValentinaLenaLauraJohannaLeaHannahSophieLeonieLinaNoraOliviaLuisaEllaLaraAntoniaElenaHelenaValerieAmelieMagdalenaMilaMiriamSofiaIda
Noah tops the boys' ranking in Austria in 2025.
42 boys' names appear in every year from 2021–2025 without a gap. The 30 highest placed:
NoahPaulMaximilianEliasJakobFelixLeoLeonJonasLukasDavidMoritzMatteoTobiasValentinEmilAlexanderTheoAntonLiamFabianSamuelJulianLucaSimonLuisRaphaelGabrielTheodorOskar
Five Years at the Top
How today's ten most common names ranked in each year since 2021. A blank cell means the name was not in that year's list.
Girls
Eight of today's top ten girls' names were already in the top ten in 2021.
| Name | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
|---|
| Emma | 4 | 1 | 3 | 2 | 1 |
| Emilia | 2 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 2 |
| Marie | 1 | 3 | 2 | 3 | 3 |
| Mia | 6 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 4 |
| Sophia | 11 | 6 | 6 | 5 | 5 |
| Anna | 3 | 5 | 4 | 4 | 6 |
| Valentina | 8 | 8 | 7 | 8 | 7 |
| Lena | 5 | 9 | 8 | 7 | 8 |
| Laura | 7 | 7 | 10 | 10 | 9 |
| Johanna | 13 | 10 | 11 | 14 | 10 |
Boys
Eight of today's top ten boys' names were already in the top ten in 2021.
| Name | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
|---|
| Noah | 10 | 5 | 6 | 3 | 1 |
| Paul | 1 | 3 | 1 | 2 | 2 |
| Maximilian | 3 | 1 | 4 | 5 | 3 |
| Elias | 4 | 6 | 3 | 1 | 4 |
| Jakob | 2 | 4 | 2 | 4 | 5 |
| Felix | 6 | 2 | 5 | 6 | 6 |
| Leo | 14 | 12 | 11 | 10 | 7 |
| Leon | 7 | 9 | 7 | 7 | 8 |
| Jonas | 9 | 8 | 10 | 9 | 9 |
| Lukas | 11 | 10 | 12 | 11 | 10 |
Austria Among the Thirteen Countries
Where the most common names of Austria stand in the other twelve countries on this site, each in its most recent year. Accents are ignored; different spellings count as different names.
Girls
Four of the top ten girls' names rank in at least six other countries; one ranks in no other country at all.
| Name | Rank here | Other countries where it ranks | Highest elsewhere |
|---|
| Emma | 1 | 10 | #1 in Norway |
| Emilia | 2 | 4 | #3 in Germany |
| Marie | 3 | 2 | #32 in Denmark |
| Mia | 4 | 10 | #3 in Switzerland |
| Sophia | 5 | 6 | #1 in Germany |
| Anna | 6 | 6 | #12 in Italy |
| Valentina | 7 | 3 | #22 in Spain |
| Lena | 8 | 2 | #21 in Switzerland |
| Laura | 9 | 2 | #30 in Denmark |
| Johanna | 10 | 0 | |
Boys
Three of the top ten boys' names rank in at least six other countries; one ranks in no other country at all.
| Name | Rank here | Other countries where it ranks | Highest elsewhere |
|---|
| Noah | 1 | 12 | #1 in Canada |
| Paul | 2 | 2 | #8 in Germany |
| Maximilian | 3 | 0 | |
| Elias | 4 | 7 | #4 in Norway |
| Jakob | 5 | 1 | #9 in Norway |
| Felix | 6 | 4 | #22 in Denmark |
| Leo | 7 | 9 | #3 in Canada |
| Leon | 8 | 5 | #6 in Germany |
| Jonas | 9 | 1 | #49 in Norway |
| Lukas | 10 | 1 | #35 in Norway |
Which countries name most alike
Of its 100 names, Austria shares the most with Switzerland (46), Canada (35) and the United States (29), and the fewest with Italy (14). Germany is left out of this comparison, because its list has only ten names per sex.
Where the Names of Austria Come From
The most frequent origin among the 100 names of 2025 is Latin, with 41. The largest change since 2021 is in Latin names: 36 then, 41 now. A name with two origins, such as Lucas with Greek and Latin, counts for both. More on the groups in the guide to name origins.
| Origin | Names in 2021 | Names in 2025 |
|---|
| Latin | 36 | 41 |
| Hebrew | 34 | 30 |
| Greek | 21 | 18 |
| Germanic | 11 | 13 |
| Irish | 4 | 4 |
| Norse | 3 | 3 |
| French | 2 | 3 |
| Italian | 2 | 3 |
| Slavic | 3 | 3 |
Where Austria Disagrees With Itself (2025)
The national ranking hides as much as it shows. Austria records first names down to the level of the political district, so the figures can be read state by state, and the leaders are not the same everywhere.
Emma leads the girls nationally, yet in 6 of the nine federal states a different name comes first: Burgenland, Carinthia, Salzburg, Styria, Upper Austria, Vienna.
Noah leads the boys nationally, yet in 8 of the nine federal states a different name comes first: Burgenland, Carinthia, Lower Austria, Salzburg, Styria, Tyrol, Upper Austria, Vorarlberg.
Top three in each federal state
Burgenland
Girls: Emilia (21), Mia (18), Hannah (15)
Boys: Paul (26), Elias (21), Jonas (20)
Carinthia
Girls: Emilia (40), Emma (37), Valentina (34)
Boys: Jakob (47), Noah (45), Maximilian (38)
Lower Austria
Girls: Emma (130), Emilia (107), Anna (102)
Boys: Jakob (131), Paul (126), Jonas (124)
Salzburg
Girls: Marie (53), Valentina (40), Emma (37)
Boys: Maximilian (58), Noah (51), Jakob (50)
Styria
Girls: Marie (81), Emilia (80), Valentina (72)
Boys: Jakob (96), Noah (92), Maximilian (88)
Tyrol
Girls: Emma (63), Sophia (53), Emilia (49)
Boys: Paul (74), Leo (72), Noah (71)
Upper Austria
Girls: Marie (121), Emilia (115), Emma (102)
Boys: Paul (130), Jakob (128), Maximilian (121)
Vienna
Girls: Emilia (85), Mia (84), Olivia (81)
Boys: Noah (144), Adam (139), Elias (113)
Vorarlberg
Girls: Emma (40), Ida (29), Lina (26)
Boys: Emil (31), Noah (29), Theo (29)
Figures in brackets are registered births with that first name in 2025. Births that cannot be assigned to a district, about a tenth of the total, are counted in the national ranking but in none of the states.
👧 Most Popular Girl Names in Austria (2025)
#1EmmaGermanic
Meaning: Whole, universal
Emma began as a short form of Germanic names built on ermen or irmin, meaning whole or universal. Emma of Normandy was queen of England twice in the eleventh century, married first to Æthelred and then to Cnut.
#2EmiliaLatin
Meaning: Rival, industrious
Emilia comes from Aemilia, the feminine form of the Roman family name Aemilius, which is usually linked to the Latin aemulus, meaning rival.
#3MarieHebrewFrench
Meaning: Wished-for child; sea of bitterness
Marie is the French and German form of Mary, from the Hebrew Miryam. The meaning of Miryam is uncertain; proposed readings include wished-for child and sea of bitterness.
#4MiaHebrewScandinavian
Meaning: Mine; wished-for child
Mia began as a short form of Maria in Scandinavian and German usage. In Italian and Spanish the same word means mine.
#5SophiaGreek
Meaning: Wisdom
Sophia is the Greek word for wisdom. It was borne by early Christian saints and by Byzantine empresses.
#6AnnaHebrew
Meaning: Grace, favour
Anna is the Greek and Latin form of the Hebrew Hannah, meaning grace or favour. In Christian tradition it is the name of the mother of Mary.
#7ValentinaLatin
Meaning: Strong, healthy
Valentina is the feminine form of Valentinus, a Roman name formed from valens, meaning strong or healthy. Saint Valentine bore the masculine form.
#8LenaGreekGermanic
Meaning: Bright, shining
Lena began as a short form of names ending in -lena, such as Helena and Magdalena, and is now given as a name in its own right.
#9LauraLatin
Meaning: Laurel
Laura comes from the Latin laurus, the laurel tree, a symbol of victory. Petrarch addressed his fourteenth-century love poems to a woman of that name.
#10JohannaHebrew
Meaning: God is gracious
#11LeaHebrew
Meaning: Weary
Lea is the German and Scandinavian spelling of Leah, the wife of Jacob in Genesis. The Hebrew name is usually explained as weary.
#12HannahHebrew
Meaning: Grace, favour
Hannah is a Hebrew name meaning grace or favour. In the Books of Samuel she is the mother of the prophet Samuel.
#13SophieGreek
Meaning: Wisdom
Sophie is the French form of Sophia, the Greek word for wisdom, and is also used in German, Dutch and English.
#14LeonieLatin
Meaning: Lioness
#15LinaGreekArabic
Meaning: Bright, shining; tender
#16NoraLatinIrish
Meaning: Honour
Nora began as a short form of Honora and Eleanor. Henrik Ibsen gave it to the heroine of his 1879 play A Doll's House.
#17OliviaLatin
Meaning: Olive tree
Olivia is linked to the Latin oliva, olive. Shakespeare gave it to the countess in Twelfth Night, and the play made it familiar in English.
#18LuisaGermanic
Meaning: Renowned warrior
#19EllaGermanic
Meaning: All, completely
Ella was a Norman name of Germanic origin and is also used as a short form of Eleanor and Ellen.
#20LaraLatinGreek
Meaning: Protection, citadel
Lara is a Russian short form of Larisa, a name taken from the ancient Greek city of Larisa. Boris Pasternak's novel Doctor Zhivago brought it to readers outside Russia.
#21AntoniaLatin
Meaning: Of inestimable worth
#22ElenaGreek
Meaning: Bright, shining
#23HelenaGreek
Meaning: Torch, bright
Helena is the Latin form of Helen, generally connected with the Greek word for torch. Helen of Troy and Saint Helena, mother of Constantine, both carried it.
#24ValerieLatin
Meaning: Strong, healthy
#25AmelieGermanicFrench
Meaning: Work, industrious
Amélie is the French form of Amalia, from the Germanic amal, meaning work. The heroine of the 2001 French film Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amélie Poulain carries it.
#26MagdalenaHebrew
Meaning: From Magdala
Magdalena refers to Mary Magdalene, named for the town of Magdala on the Sea of Galilee. The place name is connected with a word for tower.
#27MilaSlavic
Meaning: Gracious, dear
Mila comes from the Slavic element mil, meaning gracious or dear, and began as a short form of names such as Ludmila and Milena.
#28LiviaLatin
Meaning: From the Livius family
Livia is the feminine of the Roman family name Livius. Livia Drusilla was the wife of Augustus and one of the most powerful women of the early empire.
#29MiriamHebrew
Meaning: Wished-for child; sea of bitterness
#30SofiaGreek
Meaning: Wisdom
Sofia is the spelling of Sophia used in Italian, Spanish, the Scandinavian languages and the Slavic languages. It goes back to the Greek sophia, wisdom.
#31ElinaGreekFinnish
Meaning: Bright, shining
#32FloraLatin
Meaning: Flower
Flora was the Roman goddess of flowers and spring, from the Latin flos. Her festival, the Floralia, ran at the end of April.
#33IdaGermanic
Meaning: Work, labour
#34PaulinaLatin
Meaning: Small, humble
Paulina is the feminine of the Roman Paulinus, a derivative of Paulus meaning small or humble.
#35LiaHebrewGreek
Meaning: Weary; bringer of good news
Lia has more than one root. It is a German and Dutch form of Leah, the wife of Jacob in Genesis, whose Hebrew name is usually read as weary, and a short form of names such as Julia, Rosalia and the Greek Evangelia, meaning good news.
#36RosaLatin
Meaning: Rose
#37HannaHebrew
Meaning: Grace, favour
Hanna is the spelling of Hannah used in German, the Scandinavian languages and Finnish. The Hebrew name means grace or favour.
#38IsabellaHebrewItalian
Meaning: My God is an oath
#39TheresaGreek
Meaning: Harvester; from Therasia
#40CharlotteGermanicFrench
Meaning: Free woman
Charlotte is the French feminine form of Charles, from the Germanic karl, meaning free man. Queen Charlotte, wife of George III, and the novelist Charlotte Brontë bore it.
#41ElisaHebrew
Meaning: My God is an oath
#42PaulaLatin
Meaning: Small, humble
#43EmilyLatin
Meaning: Rival, industrious
#44ClaraLatin
Meaning: Clear, bright, famous
Clara is the Latin word for clear or bright. Saint Clare of Assisi, a follower of Francis, founded the order of the Poor Clares in the thirteenth century.
#45RosalieLatin
Meaning: Rose
Rosalie is a French form of Rosalia, from the Latin rosa. Saint Rosalia is the patron of Palermo.
#46AlinaGermanicSlavic
Meaning: Noble, bright
#47AureliaLatin
Meaning: Golden
Aurelia is the feminine of the Roman family name Aurelius, from aurum meaning gold. Julius Caesar's mother carried it.
#48MarleneGermanic
Meaning: Blend of Maria and Magdalena
Marlene was formed in German by running Maria and Magdalena together. Marlene Dietrich, born Marie Magdalene, made the contraction famous.
#49MiraSlavicLatin
Meaning: Several unrelated origins
Mira is a Slavic name from a root meaning peace or world, a Latin word meaning wonderful, and separately a short form of Miriam. All three are in use.
#50KlaraLatin
Meaning: Clear, bright, famous
Klara is the spelling of Clara used in German, the Scandinavian languages and several Slavic languages. It comes from the Latin clarus, meaning clear or bright.
👦 Most Popular Boy Names in Austria (2025)
#1NoahHebrew
Meaning: Rest, comfort
Noah is the Hebrew Noach, meaning rest or comfort. In Genesis he builds the ark and survives the flood with his family.
#2PaulLatin
Meaning: Small, humble
Paul comes from the Roman family name Paulus, meaning small or humble. It is the name of the apostle whose letters make up much of the New Testament.
#3MaximilianLatin
Meaning: Greatest
Maximilian comes from the Roman name Maximilianus, derived from maximus, greatest. Emperor Maximilian I made it a recurring name of the Habsburg dynasty.
#4EliasHebrew
Meaning: My God is Yahweh
Elias is the Greek and Latin form of the Hebrew Eliyahu, Elijah, meaning my God is Yahweh. Elijah is the prophet of the Books of Kings who is taken up to heaven in a whirlwind.
#5JakobHebrew
Meaning: Supplanter
Jakob is the German and Scandinavian form of Jacob, from the Hebrew Ya'aqov, usually explained as he who holds the heel. In Genesis Jacob is the father of the twelve tribes of Israel.
#6FelixLatin
Meaning: Happy, fortunate
Felix is the Latin word for lucky or happy. It was a Roman cognomen and the name of several saints and popes.
#7LeoLatin
Meaning: Lion
Leo is the Latin word for lion. Fourteen popes have taken it, from Leo the Great in the fifth century to Leo XIV, elected in 2025.
#8LeonGreekLatin
Meaning: Lion
Leon comes from the Greek leon, lion. It was the name of several Byzantine emperors and, in its Latin form Leo, of many popes.
#9JonasHebrew
Meaning: Dove
Jonas is the Greek and Latin form of the Hebrew Yonah, Jonah, meaning dove. In the Bible Jonah is the prophet swallowed by a great fish.
#10LukasLatinGreek
Meaning: Bringer of light
Lukas is the German, Scandinavian and Czech spelling of Luke, from the Greek Loukas. The evangelist Luke is the patron saint of physicians and painters.
#11DavidHebrew
Meaning: Beloved
David is a Hebrew name usually explained as beloved. In the Bible he is the second king of Israel, who defeats Goliath as a young man.
#12MoritzLatin
Meaning: Dark-skinned, Moorish
Moritz is the German form of Maurice, from the Latin Maurus meaning a Moor. Saint Maurice was the commander of the Theban Legion.
#13MatteoHebrewItalian
Meaning: Gift of God
Matteo is the Italian form of Matthew, from the Hebrew Mattityahu, meaning gift of God. Matthew is the apostle traditionally named as the author of the first gospel.
#14TobiasHebrew
Meaning: God is good
Tobias is the Greek form of the Hebrew Toviyyah, meaning God is good. The Book of Tobit tells of Tobias and his journey with the archangel Raphael.
#15ValentinLatin
Meaning: Strong, healthy
Valentin comes from the Latin valens, meaning strong or in good health. Saint Valentine gave his name to the feast on 14 February.
#16EmilLatin
Meaning: Rival, eager
Emil comes from the Roman family name Aemilius, from aemulus meaning rival or eager. Astrid Lindgren's Emil of Lönneberga fixed it in Scandinavian childhood reading.
#17AlexanderGreek
Meaning: Defender of men
Alexander comes from the Greek Alexandros, joining alexein, to defend, with aner, man. Alexander the Great carried it from Macedonia across the ancient world.
#18TheoGreek
Meaning: Gift of God
Theo is a short form of Theodore, from the Greek theos meaning god and doron meaning gift. It is now given as a full name across most of Europe.
#19AntonLatin
Meaning: From the Antonius family
Anton is the German and Scandinavian form of Antonius, an old Roman family name of uncertain, probably Etruscan, origin. The meaning often given as priceless is a later invention.
#20LiamIrishGermanic
Meaning: Resolute protector
Liam began as the Irish short form of Uilliam, the Irish form of William, which comes from the Germanic wil, will, and helm, protection.
#21FabianLatin
Meaning: Of the Fabius family
Fabian comes from the Roman Fabianus, derived from the family name Fabius, which is traditionally connected with faba, the broad bean.
#22SamuelHebrew
Meaning: Name of God; God has heard
Samuel comes from the Hebrew Shemu'el, usually explained as name of God or God has heard. He is the prophet who anoints Saul and David in the Books of Samuel.
#23JulianLatin
Meaning: Youthful
Julian comes from the Roman name Julianus, derived from Julius. The Roman emperor Julian and the English mystic Julian of Norwich bore it.
#24LucaLatinItalian
Meaning: Bringer of light
Luca is the Italian form of Luke, from the Greek Loukas, which is usually explained as man from Lucania and popularly linked to the Latin lux, light.
#25SimonHebrew
Meaning: He has heard
Simon is the Greek form of the Hebrew Shim'on, usually explained as he has heard. It is the original name of the apostle Peter.
#26LuisGermanicSpanish
Meaning: Renowned warrior
#27RaphaelHebrew
Meaning: God has healed
#28GabrielHebrew
Meaning: God is my strength
Gabriel is a Hebrew name meaning God is my strength. In the Bible the archangel Gabriel announces the births of John the Baptist and of Jesus.
#29TheodorGreek
Meaning: Gift of God
Theodor is the German and Scandinavian form of Theodore, from the Greek theos meaning god and doron meaning gift.
#30OskarNorseIrish
Meaning: Disputed, spear of the gods or deer friend
Oskar has two competing derivations. One reads it from the Old Norse ass meaning god and geirr meaning spear; the other from the Irish Oscar, meaning friend of deer.
#31MatthiasHebrew
Meaning: Gift of God
Matthias is the apostle chosen to replace Judas, from the Hebrew Mattityahu meaning gift of Yahweh.
#32JohannesHebrew
Meaning: God is gracious
Johannes is the Latin form of John, from the Hebrew Yochanan meaning God is gracious. It is the form used in the Vulgate and throughout medieval Europe.
#33AdamHebrew
Meaning: Earth, man
#34FlorianLatin
Meaning: Flower, blooming
#35EmilioLatin
Meaning: Rival, eager
Emilio is the Italian and Spanish form of the Roman family name Aemilius, from aemulus meaning rival or eager.
#36LorenzLatin
Meaning: From Laurentum
#37LeopoldGermanic
Meaning: Bold people
Leopold comes from the Germanic liut meaning people and bald meaning bold. Saint Leopold III is the patron of Austria, which is why the name runs deep here.
#38JonathanHebrew
Meaning: God has given
#39FinnIrishNorse
Meaning: Fair, white
Finn has two roots: the Old Norse Finnr, a person from Finland or a Sámi, and the Irish Fionn, meaning fair or white. Fionn mac Cumhaill is the hero of a cycle of Irish legends.
#40OliverLatinNorse
Meaning: Olive tree
Oliver comes from Olivier, one of Charlemagne's paladins in the medieval Song of Roland. It is usually linked to the Latin oliva, olive, though a Germanic root has also been proposed.
#41BenjaminHebrew
Meaning: Son of the right hand
Benjamin comes from the Hebrew Binyamin, meaning son of the right hand. In Genesis he is the youngest of the twelve sons of Jacob.
#42LukaLatin
Meaning: From Lucania
Luka is the Slavic and Croatian form of Luke, from the Latin Lucas meaning a man from Lucania in southern Italy.
#43NiklasGreek
Meaning: Victory of the people
Niklas is a German and Scandinavian form of Nicholas, from the Greek nike meaning victory and laos meaning people.
#44SebastianGreek
Meaning: From Sebastia; venerable
Sebastian comes from the Latin Sebastianus, a man from Sebaste, a town named from the Greek sebastos, venerable. Saint Sebastian was a Roman soldier martyred in the third century.
#45LeviHebrew
Meaning: Joined, attached
#46MateoHebrewSpanish
Meaning: Gift of God
Mateo is the Spanish form of Matthew, from the Hebrew Mattityahu, meaning gift of God.
#47KonstantinLatin
Meaning: Constant, steadfast
Konstantin is the German form of Constantine, from the Latin constans meaning steadfast. Constantine the Great made Christianity lawful in the Roman Empire.
#48VincentLatin
Meaning: Conquering
Vincent comes from the Latin vincens, meaning conquering. Saint Vincent of Saragossa was one of the most venerated martyrs of the early Spanish church.
#49FabioLatin
Meaning: Of the Fabius family
Fabio is the Italian form of Fabius, an old Roman family name linked to faba meaning bean, probably from an ancestor who grew them.
#50FerdinandGermanic
Meaning: Bold journey
Ferdinand comes from the Visigothic Frithnanth, joining elements meaning peace or protection with bold or ready. It was a name of Spanish and Habsburg kings.
Data: Statistik Austria (data.statistik.gv.at). Figures for 2025. Retrieved automatically four times a year. Datenquelle: Statistik Austria, data.statistik.gv.at, licensed under
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